I'm guessing that your daughter would be an out of state student for Georgia, correct? If she's unwilling to attend a state college for art design, then strongly encourage her to delay entrance to the school until she's established residency in the state. Generally that means spending a year not being supported by your folks, but that varies from state to state. Find a community college in the area with a related program (commercial design, web design, business, just anything that might transfer over) and have her attend that while working. Or attend a state school for the first two years and then transfer to Savannah.
But I can not recommend spending $35k a year on an art degree.
Well, the school in Savannah is called SCAD; evidently CAD is sort of an umbrella for art schools, since there's Delaware College of Art & Design (DCAD). There also happens to be a PCAD here in Pennsylvania and it's located in Lancaster city, a 20 minute drive from our house. She would get the same education without the overwhelming expense, but I suspect that what she really wants is to get out on her own and go to a whole different area. And I can sympathize with that, really, but I can't see that it's worth that huge debt.
We talked about taking basic courses at another college, either a community college or another, cheaper art school, but SCAD doesn't accept transfer students. So that's out.
She is pretty, that's true, and we've talked about the possibility of supplementing her income by modeling, but she seems hesitant to look into it and I'm a little leery of it all because I don't want to see her getting mixed up in some shady photography thing.
I will try talking to her about it again this weekend to see what she's thinking, as it's been a little while since we've discussed this. Thanks for the advice, everyone.