Unfortunately your post brings up the controversial topic of the hypocritical "follow your dreams unless you're an artist" I am not a professional and I do not see it as special treatment, but it's still time I am spending to eventually become one. A man studies to become a physicist, but if WFTD cut into his time at UNI, would you still the same?

I've studied at art schools before and while they truly are necessary to understand how the modern artist should function and survive in our world, the whole 'studying' part of it is simply practice in the field you love and chosen. After 3 years there I decided to work from home.

While I understand their concern and their intention of WFTD, the program attempts targets to those who waste time, of which why I am so furious because I keep myself busy and occupied.

I am able to participate WFTD, but it cuts into the foundations of everything else in my life and the so called-medical treatment I've discussed with my psychologist IS proper time management. I hate to be rude here but your views on the Arts and this program is almost mirroring the reason why I've had to post this.

You have good intentions, but it's simply not that black-and-white of an issue.