Wonderful! The more education you get under your belt, the more money you have the potential to make. Now the question is, what college should you pick? Well my alma mater was quite nice, but rural Pennsylvania isn't for everyone.
The first thing I would do is decide what art career you want once you've graduated. It's quite possible to make a living with an art degree (both my sister and I have been doing it for years), depending on your skills and dedication. Of course, only the most skilled, dedicated, and lucky can make a living off of a degree in painting, ceramics, or another of the fine arts degrees. (It's not impossible, just more difficult.) There are others, of course - architecture, communications design (advertising), and my personal favorite: Art teacher.
In any case, whatever art career you choose you'll have to find a good college, and that's what this update is truly about. I recommend asking your high school Art teacher, artists working in your chosen field, and of course, doing a little research online.
Google is nice, but there are other sites that give more information. If you're serious about checking out art schools and colleges, then I recommend a site that is, coincidentally, called "Art Schools and Colleges." More than just a categorized list, this site lists descriptions of each school so you'll know more about it before you ever go to the college website.
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