Ivy WangTheres is a design/ art school in san fran. The university of the arts and i dont know if i wanna go directly in to my major. its so far too but ucsd too. i love art but i dont know if im really want to get into it in my future. i hope i can get good enough too but is it a promising thing for ME.?
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