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Create an account now!MCAD holds weekly events and student-run clubs that are fun and more often than not have free snacks. In fact, I don't remember a week passing that didn't have at least four events going on! There are lots of parties, of course, and so much to do in the cities. It's difficult to get bored.
» Read MoreThe Art Institute and Walker Art Center are very near. Downtown Minneapolis is just a mile away.
» Read MoreThere are a million clubs, and if it doesn't exist (unlikely) you can start one. Housing organizes all sorts of fun parties, and there's a TV with cable in the workout room. Everyone has a personal computer. There's no shortage of fun things you can do. You just have to be careful and get the work done first.
» Read MoreThere are plenty of things to do for fun, depending on what you want to do. I would generally suggest searching for places within Minneapolis that interest you and go to or go do them. However MCAD does have an extensive list of clubs and activities you can participate in, either on or off campus.
» Read MoreI hang out in the college center a lot. It's an art school so people are always working on something cool. It's nice to see what other people are working on.
» Read MoreThere are many events and guest speakers that come to MCAD. There are many clubs and other fun activities as well. If nothing is going on at MCAD, downtown Minneapolis is a few blocks away with many venues and clubs to go to.
» Read MoreStudy and hang out at the anime club, animation club, any art club in general.
» Read Morethere are a lot of student run activities, clubs, plays, as well as school run dances and trips. it's not difficult to make a club, or find an already existing club that shares your interests. there are also lots of places close by to go to for fun.
» Read Morethere are numerous activities weekly at mcad ranging from movie and game nights, yoga, sports groups, crafts and many others. students are also encouraged to develop their own groups and get involved in as many as they can.
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