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1. Putting a Frame Around the Art
Institute
I think that it's really too bad that we can't lookinto the future and see our mistakes before we commit
them. Of course,it is possible that some of uswouldn't change anything because a person may end up
on an even better path than where he started out, even when things go wrong.
However, we only have one chance at this life we live, and we can't always make the best decisions as
we go through life. In my opinion, going to the Art Institute for my education was one of the best and
worst things Iever did.
After I graduated from high school, I decided to go to the Art Institute of Pittsburghfor Music and Video
Business. I didn't have any regrets at that time because it was a great course and I had a lot of fun there.
However, many of my relatives warned me that I wasn't making the best decision about my future. Of
course, I did not listen to all their warnings. All I could think aboutwas getting away from my stepfather
and having a good time with my freedom. I like the idea of going into the Art Institute because it was
just farenough away from home, and it promised to be a lot of fun.

2. It would be unjust to blame the Art Institute, but I can say they had a lot of problems. For example, the
school authorities really didn't care when I had a complaint. They were not the least bitinterested in
helping me get back all that Ilost out on some classeswhen they restructured their program.
I observed that the Art Institute is most definitely a profit oriented school, and I knew they didn't care as
much because they already had my money. The only thing I got out of myeducationwere some life
lessons. The biggestlessoned Ilearned was that women have to fight ten times as hard to get involved
in what Iwanted to do. I also discovered that I was apparently not strong enough tofight.
The good thing about myexperience was that I meet my husband at the Art Institute. I often joke that
my tuition paidfor him because I got nothingelse out of it. I always thought I would be single for a long
time because Iwanted to be able to do what I wanted with my life without having to think about
someone else. I guess I was just as wrong about that as I was about the Art Institute. The path I chose
led me towhere I am right now, and I wouldn't trade thatfor anything else in the world.
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