Thank you, teacher, I am asking you my last question without tiring too much. Sir, what advice would you like to give to young people who are at the beginning of the road, who are making career planning, about our field?
Of course ... In the previous question, I think there was also the university, I skipped it, I think let me mention a little one. As university facilities, the 4-year Faculty of Fine Arts graphic department accepts students with a special talent exam. Some schools even determine their own thresholds a little higher than the threshold, provided that they pass the threshold in the first session exam we call TYT. They have a drawing done by asking the pattern drawing from the model and the graphic question for the branch. Each university's special talent exam is separate, it is not a central exam. Associate Degree Graphic Design area receives with TYT EA (equal weight) score. In these schools, it is referred to as a vocational school. There are also many universities. When we finish the associate degree, you can complete your education with the DGS (Vertical transfer exam, as well. Apart from this, the visual communication design department accepts students not by the talent exam, but by the central placement. AYT receives the verbal score. You get additional points because you are departing from the field.
What I can say to those who want to choose the graphics department is that they are always a good observer (different venues, institutional, l flyers, brochures, posters). Your visual memory should be strong. We can think of it as reading a book. The more examples we examine visually, the more useful it will be for us. We have to work a lot. We must move forward in line with our goals. Students who are considering special aptitude exams should definitely draw, and make drawings from models, images, spaces, figures, and graphics. We have to improve ourselves in computer programs, Adobe programs.
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