About: The Art Institutes International Minnesota is a college for creative minds, located in a market for culture, art and creative careers. We are a great choice for forward-thinking students who want a dynamic educational experience that prepares them for exciting opportunities upon graduation. Request Information

About: Founded in 1946, Brown College is recognized as a leader in private post-secondary education. Brown College has campuses in both Mendota Heights, Minnesota (minutes from Minneapolis/Saint Paul Airport and the Mall of America) and Brooklyn Center (in the western Twin Cities suburbs). Brown College's mission is to provide students with the technical knowledge, skills and hands-on training needed to succeed in the most in-demand career fields. That's just what we've been doing for nearly half a century. Whether you're interested in the fast-growing IT, Computer Programming, Computer Graphics industries, or want to launch a career in Graphic Design or the Radio or Television Broadcast fields, Brown College has a program designed to propel you into the job marketplace with confidence and capability. Request Information

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About: The Department of Art at Concordia is comprised of faculty of a wide range of interests and specialties who are all active, working artists, represented in a variety of exhibitions and public and private collections. Studio courses are maintained at a low faculty to student ratio, so that individual attention is the norm. Art History offerings include a variety of western and non-western courses, and the department's art historian leads a May Seminar Abroad each year. Alumni now work as artists, teachers, professors, museologists, designers and illustrators in many locations, including Minneapolis-Saint Paul, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, Boston, Denver, Colorado Springs and Las Vegas, and the countries of Canada, England, Finland, Germany, Israel, Mexico, and Norway. Request Information

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About: Two degree options for undergraduates, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts, and the graduate school program Master of Fine Arts. Undergraduate degrees offer firm backgrounds in the liberal arts. Master of Fine Arts program requires portfolio admission and 3.0 undergraduate grade point average. Full studio facilities in drawing, painting, relief printmaking, lithography, screenprinting, ceramics,papermaking and book arts, performance and installations, kinetic sculpture, cast metal, wood and stone carving, welding and brazing, photography, and digital and electronic art. Programs are located in large metropolitan setting offering many diverse and attractive arts resources. Request Information