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 looks like he was getting ready for a sprint! be careful chuck, its only like 2 feet from the line to the controls... - vivek16 [more] |
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15-09-2008, 20:40
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Re: Getting a job in animation
Right now my intended college major is computer science(emphasis on programming). I am aware that most college freshman change their major at least once. I would like to keep my options open, but I think going to a school specifically for animation would limit my options. I visit colleges and they say they offer 60something majors. I look and see animation is not one of them. Is it called something different or is that just not a very common area that most colleges offer?
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