Schooling: Shillington or Associates at Community College?

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I am looking to get myself some extra schooling so I can be more likely to get a job or turn this into a side hustle. I know the design software pretty well, but I need a better grasp on the principles. Unfortunately, I didn't go to school for this, although I have a bachelor's in marketing

I have read a lot of positive things about Shillington here, but it is a vocational school and not a real college it seems. Alternatively, I can pay a couple thousand less and just get an associate's degree in graphic design. It might take me longer, though.

What path should I take? Any recommendations?

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