Art Colleges

Anthem College is part of the Anthem Education Group. Anthem Education Group (AEG) is a nationwide family of schools and colleges that provides career focused training and education programs at accredited institutions throughout the United States and online. AEG offers hands-on, real-world education that prepares students for rewarding, long-term careers in fields such as business, criminal justice, health care, technology and graphic design. Anthem Education Group operates 23 schools in 14 states as well as online and offers masters, bachelors and associates degrees as well as diplomas. The Anthem Education Group family of schools, which has been providing quality post-secondary education for more than a century, includes Anthem College, Anthem College Online, Anthem Institute, The Bryman School of Arizona, Morrison University, Allied College and High-Tech Institute. For more information, visit www.anthem.edu. NOTE: Not all programs are available at all locations.

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I’d like to go to college somewhere warm all year round (a little sick of the michigan winters). I’d really like to go for Graphic Design or Photography (both if possible). I’m kinda looking into Texas and oddly enough I prefer not to go to Florida or California. Does anyone know pretty good design colleges?

there are three colleges in texas that offer BOTH graphic design AND photography:

St. Edward’s University
Austin, TX

Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, TX

University of Houston
Houston, TX

here is the college in arizona that offers both majors as well:

Art Center Design College
Tucson, AZ

i hope you realize how hot those two states are! i would definitely choose florida or california over texas (or arizona), they are wayyyy too hot! you cant even go outside when its 113 degrees outside! just trying to help

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Anoka-Ramsey Community College, with campuses in Cambridge and Coon Rapids, has been a leading provider of higher education and training in East Central Minnesota since 1978 and the north suburban area of Minneapolis/St. Paul since 1965. Annually, the college serves more than 10,000 learners of all ages as they pursue associate degrees that transfer as the first two years of a bachelor’s degree, or certificate programs that lead immediately to rewarding careers. In fiscal year 2007, the Continuing Education and Customized Training division generated more than 5,570 registrations in both credit and non-credit courses. Anoka-Ramsey Community College is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System, which includes 32 institutions on 53 campuses.

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The Computer Graphic Design diploma program focuses on the graphic design techniques used in the field of desktop publishing, including design, color theory, typography and industry-standard software, such as Photoshop, Illustrator and Dreamweaver.

For more info, please visit: http://reevescollege.ca

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i know freshman year is a little early to be thinking about college, but i just want a general idea. Ive heard ones like Brooks, Brown, and of course AI are good colleges for art and design, but what have you heard?

RISD, the Rhode Island School of Design, is one of the highest ranked art and design schools in the country, and they are now partnered with Brown to offer a duel degree. http://risd.brown.edu/

The Art Institute of Chicago is also incredibly respected.

Other great art / design colleges:
Yale Art School
Cal Arts
Pratt
Parsons The New School for Design

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http://www.interiordesign.edu/ – Harrington College offers students the opportunity to obtain a bachelor of fine arts degree in communication design by combining natural strengths with creative strategies to produce powerful, innovative and effective communications. Graduates from http://www.interiordesign.edu are given the inspiration to become socially and globally aware leaders in the field of communication design.

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Canada’s premiere game design and development program. For more info go to http://www.trios.com/GameDeveloper/index.asp?campaignid=578

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VCAD Canada’s fashion design college. Request FREE info today! http://www.vancouver.vcad.ca/?adkey=invcad0028 VCAD offers its students a unique fashion design program to help you succeed in both fashion marketing & fashion design! Let your creativity run wild! Take your aspirations to fashion school.

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Im a junior in high school and i’m really interested in graphic design and journalism. I have been getting information on many colleges but I really want to know what the best colleges for journalism and graphic design are. Also I don’t have a stand out GPA, however it is decent, so what colleges should I consider?

The following are top competitors in journalism and design:
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania has an excellent program that competes nationally with other colleges. They have Spectrum Magazine, which has been in production since 1987. I was the art director for Spectrum for 2 years. We won numerous awards from The Society of Profession Journalism, Columbia Scholastic Press and American Scholastic Press Association.
We competed with many of the top schools in the nation. I know we competed with Ball State, Kent State and Ohio State. I have been off the magazine for 2 years now and the competitors evade me but check out
The Society of Professional Journalism’s Mark of Excellence Aware Winners at this address: http://www.spj.org/a-moe.asp
and
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Circle Awards at this address: http://cspa.columbia.edu/docs/contests-and-critiques/gold-circle-awards/recipients/index.html

Oh also, here’s some links to the Mass Comm programs at the colleges I mentioned:

http://www.bloomu.edu/masscomm/

http://cms.bsu.edu/Academics/CollegesandDepartments/Journalism.aspx

http://new.jmc.kent.edu/

Good luck!