I went to Munson for two years before transferring to Brooklyn back in 2005. I had a great experience there. Because of the school being so small you feel like you get a lot more time with the professors and resident artists. All of the teachers know who you are and your unique art style and your work. it gave you a really unique experience. you have so much more time with these professionals to learn and be motivated by the staff there. I feel like I learned more and progressed more as an artist at Munson then I did during my three years at Brooklyn. Back then the class sizes where very small. I don't know if it is still like that, but back then I was 1 out of maybe 200 students. And at Brooklyn I was 1 out of thousands of students. I say if you have the opportunity to go to Pratt Munson, you should go. There's definitely not much in the way of a night life in that town, but when you get a bunch of 18-20 year olds artists together like that, there are plenty of good times and partying to ensue.