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Art Institute Of Colorado

Mission Statement:

The mission and primary responsibility of The Art Institute of Colorado shall be to provide higher education programs leading to professional opportunities in the fields of culinary arts, art and design, and technology which prepare graduates for job entry and career placement.

The mission is accomplished by:
- Fostering student success
- Continuing to employ faculty who possess extensive
experience in industry and who exhibit excellence in
teaching
- Promoting growth through program offerings that meet
employment needs developed in partnership with industry
- Ensuring program integrity and graduate outcomes
- Fostering personal and professional growth for faculty,
staff and students
- Providing a positive return on investment for all
stakeholders

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Address:

1200 Lincoln Street
Denver, CO 80203-2114

www.aic.artinstitutes.edu

Phone:

General: (303) 837-0825
Admissions: (303) 837-0825
Financial aid: (303) 837-0825

Degrees offered:

Cinematography and Film/Video Production
Commercial and Advertising Art
Culinary Arts/Chef Training
Design and Applied Arts, Other
Industrial Design
Interior Design
Photography

Classification:

Type: Private for-profit, 4-year or above
Highest degree offered: Bachelors
Carnegie class: Schools of art, music, and design

These institutions award most of their bachelor's or graduate degrees in art, music, design, architecture, or some combination of such fields.

Enrollment Information:

Total enrollment:2212
Total undergraduate:2212
Total graduate:0
Total professional:0
 
Total full-time:1560
Full-time undergraduate:1560
Full-time graduate:0
Full-time professional:0
 
Total part-time:652
Part-time undergraduate:652
Part-time graduate:0
Part-time professional:0
 
Men total:1189
Women total:1023
 
Nonresident alien: 0 (00.00%)
American Indian/Alaska Native: 22 (00.99%)
Asian or Pacific Islander: 79 (03.57%)
Black non-Hispanic: 66 (02.98%)
Hispanic: 193 (08.73%)
White non-Hispanic: 1502 (67.90%)
Race/ethnicity unknown: 350 (15.82%)