DPA Exercise is over!

Alright neonates, the DPA exercise is over. And I know th - ... ... Frayon. Stop crying. It's the end of the DPA exercise, not the end of the world.

As I was saying, I know that for those of you who signed up, you're bound to have a lot of questions. So we're presenting tp4me's first ever "What Happens Now?" post.

So you've signed up for the DPA, and put TP as your top choice (that's what you did RIGHT? *glare*) and now... You're just waiting. Waiting. And wondering. Wondering -

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!! WHAT HAPPENS NOW?!?

... ... Yes, Frayon. Overdramatic as always.

In a nutshell, this page on the DPA website (if you haven't seen it already) details the selection process.

During this time, you should:

- prepare your portfolio, whether it's artworks, projects or writeups that you've done, to mention a few.
- prepare relevant official documents, like recommendations, testimonials etc, that you believe can improve your chances during the interview.
- prepare yourself. Remember, TP's DPA selection process places heavy emphasis on choosing students that are passionate, driven and motivated. You signed up because you believe you really want this. Now you need to make US believe that.
- give Frayon all your money.
Frayon, you obviously have not learnt from your nearly-broken-arm experience.
I am Fanning and I look like a Martian.

... ... *breaks Frayon's arm*

If you have more questions don't hesitate to ask me or the DPA students on their blog or forum. You could probably ask Frayon as well once he stops crying like a neonate.

Don't forget, the results will be released on 12 August 2008. All the best!


Solid as Bone,

Fanning