Would a design school really be enough education?

[fletcher]

I'm assuming that an education from Landing, Westlawn, or YDS, although rewarding, might not be enough of an education to be able to stand aloine. Am I correct in assuming this? I was always under the impression that the aforementioned schools were more suplimantary than anything else, and that an engineering degree would be recomended as well.

[dgerr]

At Westlawn, our students’ success speaks for itself. Take a look at their comments at:

http://www.westlawn.edu/who/testimonials.asp

You can also see the latest list of Westlawn success stories at:

http://www.westlawn.edu/who/success.asp

And you can view a large assortment of photos of Westlawn alumni designs at:

http://www.westlawn.edu/Gallery/Gallery.asp

This photo gallery—big as it is—is only the tip of the iceberg. There are thousands and thousands more.

The Westlawn quarterly newsletter, The Masthead, has a regular feature on Westlawn alumni currently working in the boating industry.

Read the latest issue at:

http://www.westlawn.edu/news/Westlaw...d02_June07.pdf

Dave Gerr
Director
Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology
www.westlawn.edu

[Ike]

The education these schools offer is pretty comprehensive. Many of the people who take them already have degrees, but many don't. I didn't. I eventually finished up a BS, but long after I took the Westlawn Course. Also some of these schools offer a degree course by partnering with colleges. Check out all the options first.