I apologize if I posted this in the wrong place. Anyway, i'm currently researching schools to go to after I graduate from high school next year and i've got a question. So far all my reading and experience has told me the best way to go for college when it ocmes to getting a job in the game industry is Computer Science - degree in that will provide the programming and stuff that people look for. But what about a specific degree in game development? I'm looking at the Savannah College of Art & Design in GA as a possible candidate. From here you can see the courses they give and the degrees offered. How would you rate this compared to going to a different school and taking Computer Science? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I would recommend against going to a game development specific degree, as a computer science degree surely will give you a broader understanding of the topic. Just because you won't be taking courses directly aimed at game programming does not mean you can't apply the knowledge you get at cs to game programming.