Why There are many reasons why international students should elect to study the fine arts in the United States. American universities are truly multiversities. Institutions of higher learning in the United States provide an opportunity to study and experience a variety of cultures because of the rich ethnic makeup of most campuses. Despite such differences, American students are, for the most part, open and receptive to new friends. American institutions are places where international students can be comfortable, because cultural differences are not just tolerated but prized.
Respectable artists are in residence in colleges and universities across the United States.
The reputations of institutions are judged on the quality of their faculty. Even small, private liberal arts schools retain high quality artists, professional and active designers, and scholars who perpetually engage in research within the teaching ranks. Additionally, visiting artists frequently refresh students through short-term residencies, extending the educational experience beyond the studio or classroom. Faculty maintain professional records of exhibitions or publication - a requirement for retention in American institutions. Class sizes in the fine arts are small, so students can expect to have intense and professional studies throughout their programs.