The Art Institutes International Minnesota
| 15 South 9th Street, Minneapolis |
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3.20/10.00 |
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+1 800-777-3643 |
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Nicole Olson (24.08.2017 02:44)
This school is shutting down because it's just not a good school.
This school is shutting down because it's just not a good school.
Marcus Brooks (27.11.2016 00:11)
They make you pay fees that your loans should be covering, they threaten to kick you out if you don't pay extra fees, and when i was doing courses and needed assistance no one responded to me and called it inexcusable becsuse they wouldn't respond to me
They make you pay fees that your loans should be covering, they threaten to kick you out if you don't pay extra fees, and when i was doing courses and needed assistance no one responded to me and called it inexcusable becsuse they wouldn't respond to me
Saryna Sheppard (28.07.2016 04:47)
I am going to finish here because I have already started. There are some caring professors, but I don't feel like I will leave with the knowledge I should. The time and care spent on our learning is not enough. Staff has too much on their plates and don't seem focused. On top of it all they are closing the school.
I am going to finish here because I have already started. There are some caring professors, but I don't feel like I will leave with the knowledge I should. The time and care spent on our learning is not enough. Staff has too much on their plates and don't seem focused. On top of it all they are closing the school.
HeMan cabrera (24.04.2016 05:08)
I graduated from here and nothing good came out of it. But, I finished my degree and at least have something to show for it and not just the debt. Most of the teachers are not certified to teach and that's why the school can't get a credited and credits aren't transferable to other school not even community colleges be careful if you come here... know what you want.... there are some good professors and I learned a lot and meet some wonderful people
I graduated from here and nothing good came out of it. But, I finished my degree and at least have something to show for it and not just the debt. Most of the teachers are not certified to teach and that's why the school can't get a credited and credits aren't transferable to other school not even community colleges be careful if you come here... know what you want.... there are some good professors and I learned a lot and meet some wonderful people
andrew hyunh (28.05.2014 01:12)
This school is slowly going down the gutter. I only attended the school for a year and have had nothing but bad experiences. The administration staff are way too pushy with trying to get me into the school. When I went and toured the school with my family, they had already prepared the paperwork and enrollment fees before I even agreed to attend. They pestered me every day with phone calls and emails like they were desperately trying to get me to attend. And once I finally gave in, they had also hyped up their so called "student housing" which isn't so great either.
Not only did I have a bad experience within my first year, during my first quarter, the school was laying off a good number of their staff. Staff who actually had been helpful to not only myself, but other students as well. The school got rid of the good ones to only have other professors take over the class and teach it poorly.
Remember, this school is a for profit. So they only care about your money, NOT your education. And if you're thinking of transferring in or out, good luck. No other university/college credits will be accepted. Nor will these credits transfer out.
Also, being charged $120,000 for a 3 year program to learn how to take pictures is ridiculous. And for a degree on how to "draw/animate", I could learn to do all that for free on my own time and learn at my own pace via Internet. Many of the programs here aren't even worth the money, considering that this specific AI only has half of the degrees available unlike the one in California/New York.
This school is slowly going down the gutter. I only attended the school for a year and have had nothing but bad experiences. The administration staff are way too pushy with trying to get me into the school. When I went and toured the school with my family, they had already prepared the paperwork and enrollment fees before I even agreed to attend. They pestered me every day with phone calls and emails like they were desperately trying to get me to attend. And once I finally gave in, they had also hyped up their so called "student housing" which isn't so great either.
Not only did I have a bad experience within my first year, during my first quarter, the school was laying off a good number of their staff. Staff who actually had been helpful to not only myself, but other students as well. The school got rid of the good ones to only have other professors take over the class and teach it poorly.
Remember, this school is a for profit. So they only care about your money, NOT your education. And if you're thinking of transferring in or out, good luck. No other university/college credits will be accepted. Nor will these credits transfer out.
Also, being charged $120,000 for a 3 year program to learn how to take pictures is ridiculous. And for a degree on how to "draw/animate", I could learn to do all that for free on my own time and learn at my own pace via Internet. Many of the programs here aren't even worth the money, considering that this specific AI only has half of the degrees available unlike the one in California/New York.
