The New England Institute of Art

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• • Inspiration. Technology. Collaboration
  • Design, Fashion, Culinary, Media Arts
  • Over 45 Schools Nationwide

  Turn your passion and inspiration into a rewarding career. The Art Institute schools offer hands-on education in industry-relevant technology, a collaborative, creative environment and instructors with real world experience. \nAt The Art Institutes, our degree programs in the areas of design, fashion, media arts, and culinary arts are designed to help students like you channel your talent into the creative skills employers are looking for. From advertising, graphic design and filmmaking to game art & and design, interior design and more, The Art Institutes school can help you get you one step closer to the real-world career you really want. \nWith over 45 schools located across North America, The Art Institutes is America’s Leader in Creative Education. Several schools within The Art Institutes system are a part of South University. Take the next step toward your creative career; call today and let’s get started.\n

  

• Customer Reviews

  

  This school will put you in a $100,000k+ debt for 40 years

  Reviewed by Young Cocc
  12/2/2011
  

  This school is only popular because they use a guerilla style marketing campaigns to stick their ads everywhere and anywhere. Go on LinkedIn and look up the alumni from this school for the past 10 years and you'll get a very good idea…

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  Feels Cheated

  Reviewed by feelscheated
  10/18/2011
  

  I am going to start off by saying I am currently enrolled at NEiA for the bachelors of photography program. I am strongly considering changing to an associates degree so I can get as far away from that place as possible without it being a…

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  Horrible experience.

  Reviewed by ashcee
  2/14/2011
  

  Let me start by saying that I would never publicly write a negative review to make a school or any other place look bad if I did not feel so strongly about my experience. I am a graphic design major and I am sorry to admit that I honestly…

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