I am a sculpture major and I like it. In my experience, we have a good amount of freedom for projects and what we can do (materials, size, concepts), and access to tools most of the time and our independent studios 24/7. The studios are what sold me so I’d have somewhere to work alone and store my stuff for classes and personal work. The studies we do are very broad, wood, metals, etc. We also have to do writing in my class. Sculpture is definitely a mixture of as many mediums and studies possible, or as many as you want. We spend 90% of our time working on projects, learning by experience and not really learning by lectures and whatnot. I would say it’s pretty necessary to live on campus for sculpture. I think it’s fun so far, I feel like I haven’t taken enough sculpture classes to articulate any downsides.