>>4428698 (OP)If you want to make a career in photography then please go there, network and make fuck tons of contacts. You will get to know the industry from the inside if you'll hang out with right people. Have good relation with your professors, they're your important contacts. But just know that you'll only become a good photographer to how you look at the world, what are you influences and how much you practice.
I want also suggest you to read the /p/'s sticky. Search for "Studying Photography-should you do it". It's a great guide to photography school.
Here's the tldr by tripfag "sol !!AS787Hm5LDG" who went to photography school:
tl;dr / summary
>Studying photography is a fine line. It’s not essential, but it takes you places. It’s not important for your clients, but it gets you contacts. It’s not for everybody, but everybody that was willing to learn, learned a lot. But most importantly: It’s not the same everywhere you look. I can’t emphasize this enough: Choose the place where you want to study correctly, or you won’t share the same experiences that I did and won’t get as much out of it. If you chose correctly and manage to get through you will grow into a photographer and won’t have any problems working in the field of your dreams. But don’t get the illusion that you will suddenly be in the promised land. You still have to work very hard, be excellent and promoting yourself and still have to stand out from the crowd of photographers. Nobody out there is waiting for you, there are countless other people that can do the job as as well as you can, for less money. Nobody will care about your degree, only about your portfolio. This study path can simply show you the way and push you out of the door, it’s your job to be good.
