Lampworking college!

[tobymac420]

Hey guys i was curious if anyone has heard of colleges that offer lampworking. I figured it would be a trade class. Sorry if any typos on my ipod!

Toby Mac

[Icarus]

Salem community college.

http://www.salemcc.edu/glass/programs/index.php

[RamblezMarblez]

Corning museum of glass has a studio with classes

[tobymac420]

Im asking more about colleges because than fafsa pays for it :P

[Lyle Lanley]

then salem would work for that

[3-H]

I suggest taking a trip down to South Jersey before you enroll to get a feel for the area if you do plan on attending..

[BK]

agreed, 2 years of south jersey was a less than pleasant experience

[3-H]

^ exactly BK...I didn't even get a preview of it until the day I moved into my apartment down there. Boy the surprise I got.

[Bro-crispy]

This site has rockin' search function, there has been plenty of discussion on this in the past.

[Cosme]

University of Texas at Arlington has a good glass program from what I've heard. Real chill area too, you're only 30 minutes from Ft. Worth and Dallas, both are great party towns, especially when schools in. Tuition at UTA is $4000 for a full-time student, my sister goes there and the crowd is real diverse. I go to TCU and they offer extended education classes https://lifelong.is.tcu.edu/wconnect/ShowSchedule.awp?&Mode=GROUP&Group=SINACA&Title=SiNaCa+Studios+School+of+Glass