What colleges teach cartooning?
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Disney's animation college in LA is key. \n\nActually, LA is the best place to teach comics and animation.\n\nDefinatly start there.
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Entered "online college for Architectural drafting" as your inquiry and got 1,080,000 responses from www.goggle.com, adjust or add words to reduce # of answers. 1st Answer mentions DeVry University which is in Kansas City, MO out South of MO River, I live on North side and have heard it is a very good school with job placement assistance and may be able to help you qualify for tuition assistance...\n\nGood Education Too Ya!!!
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The art institute in tampa or ft lauderdale Southwest florida college in tampa or ft myers
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You can always check with local photographers or designers. The AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts) is also a good reference tool, along with NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals). They both require memberships for most information but you still might be able to find a contact number to ask questions about the classes you are looking for. Being in NYC will help considerably, seeing as it is a central hub for art and design.
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Cartoons! They're cute!
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I think most of the California State University campuses do.  In particular, you should check out San Diego State.  I know several excellent elementary education teachers who did their degrees there.
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in the usa best are californian college of arts and school of visual art in NY and ny academy of art. in fact i think that better schools are in EU. there are a lot of academys of fine arts in Austria and in Germany and they are really good.  \nyou can check newsweek's brochure about studing in whole world.
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I went to School of Visual Arts in NYC.  Most of the graduating class from the computer art department found jobs within the first year after graduation.  The course is advanced and challenging.  All teachers are industry pros, and many have been awarded Oscars for visual effects and software development. \nVFS is good in Canada, but I'm not sure if they are accredited.  Last I checked, they weren't.\nFull Sail in Florida is also excellent.\nFor more, pick up a copy of Cinefex magazine and look at the school ads in the back.
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For the graphic design, check out Seneca College in Oakville (Toronto area), for communication try Carleton University (Ottawa) or Ryerson (Toronto), music production and video production...hmm...there's a school in Toronto for this but also try Ryerson, international business management:  I'd check out Queens University (Kingston) or University of Toronto or University of Ottawa.\n\nThese are all in Ontario
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Try www.studica.com\n It dosent really matter what system you use--be it a mac or windows xp. I lab top would be more flexible because you can carry it with you where ever you go,literally.\nBut a desktop/ or workstation computer would give you more power, depending what you put in it. Sense you mentioned your taking graphic design,you'll need either Adobe photoshop cs2,adobe illustrator, or the adobe bundle, zbrush or after effects,a tablet PC(for drawing on and transferring your art from the tablet to the PC/lab top.)\nSorry but I can't help you on the financial aid,sorry.\nP.S. you might want to search around on studica for a decent deal before purchasing anything be it: licenses,trial versions,ect.\n\nGood luck to you!
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University of Redlands\n\nBulldogs
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Franklin University there is one in Ohio and one in Indiana. They offer all online classes. Check it out.
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http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/ \n\n:p
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Take engineering drawing classes
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This one is pretty easy.\n\nYou can go to college and get a degree in animation.\n\nMany art schools offer this as a major, as does NYU, which has an excellent animation department.
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It depends on what state you want, what size campus you want, and what your major is.  Do you want to work with Flash, or 3D for film?  Do you want to do games?  Certain schools have stronger programs depending on your major, and some are a little more selective as to what they offer.  There are many good schools, and what is best is subjective.  A good school is useless to you if it doesn't have what you want.\n\nThat said,\nhttp://www.animationschoolreview.com/all-animation-schools.html\nhttp://schools.awn.com/\nare both great places to begin your search.
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Evergreen State College in Washington.\n\nSimpsons creator Matt Groening is among the alumni.