What was Walt Disney's education?

Answer 1

Walt Disney, whose ability to draw was recognized early on, attended Benton Grammar School in Kansas City with his sister Ruth. In 1917, the family moved to Chicago. There, Disney began his freshman year at McKinley High School and started taking night courses at the Chicago Art Institute. He dropped out of school after a short time to join the army (World War 1 was being fought). He was rejected because he was underage so he joined the Red Cross. He was sent to France as an ambulance driver and returned to Kansas City after a year to begin working as a graphic artist. Walt Disney had a total of about 9 years of formal education. A link to the Wikipedia article on Walt Disney is provided. Knowledge there is free.

Answer 2

Walt never got his degree or even went to college. He tought himself how to draw and as soon as he knew how to draw like a pro he read some books on how to make Cartoons and then he and his brother together founded Walt Disney Animation studios and made it into what it is today.

Answer 3

He was high school dropout because he wanted to join World War I. After he finished volunteering, he never returned to finish his education.

Answer 4

Somewhat, he did. He attended McKindley High School in 1917, but he dropped out because he wanted to join World War I.

Answer 5

Walt Disney took art classes at Kansas City Art Institute and Chicago Art Institute. Most of his animation training, however, came from his own experimentation.

Answer 6

Walt Disney dropped out of high school at 16 and joined the Red Cross.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

not sure