The Art Institute of Seattle

Annie Salupen

History

AIS was founded in 1946 as the Burnley School for Professional Art

1982, the Burnley School for Professional Art joined the Art Institute System and was thus changed to the Art Institute of Seattle.

Majors

Arts, Visual & Performing General Arts Audio Production Commercial/Advertising Art Digital Design Film Production/Cinematography Graphic Design Industrial Design Interactive Media Design Interior Design Multimedia Photography Video Production

Business, Management, & Marketing Fashion Merchandising Fashion Marketing

Communications Technologies Animation/Special Effects

Computer & Information Science Digital Animation Art and Design Game Design and Development Web/Multimedia Design

Personal & Culinary Services Baking/Pastry Arts Culinary Arts/Chef Training Food prep/Professional Cooking

Requirements

Admissions Interview High School Diploma,

transcript, GED scores Application and $50

application fee Written Essay $100 tuition deposit SAT/ACT test scores

Considered- Recommendations Proof of Talent/Ability Level of Applicant’s Interest

Cost

Living On-CampusTuition and Fees: $20,565

Room and Board: $10,684

Books and Supplies: $975

Personal Expenses (est.): $2,265

Transportation Expense: $1,065

Total: $35,554

Living at Home

Tuition and Fees: $20,565

Room and Board: $2,205

Books and Supplies: $975

Personal Expenses (est.): $2,265

Transportation Expense: $1,065

Total: $27,075

Commuting:

Tuition and Fees: $20,565

Room and Board: $8,355

Books and Supplies: $975

Personal Expenses (est.): $2,265

Transportation Expense: $1,065

Total: $33,225

Sports and Activities

SportsMen’s SoccerMen’s Softball

Women’s SoccerWomen’s Softball

ActivitiesStudent Government

Student Newspaper

Surrounding Areas

Seattle’s Icon: The Space Needle

The Seattle Art Museum World Famous Market:

The Pike Place Market

Art Institute of Seattle

“We channel the creativity inherent in life's transitions into life-long careers focused on the creativity of the commercial arts. It's an inspiring environment for educators and students.”

-- Pamela Goad, Ph.D.

Need More Info?Visit http://www.artinstitutes.edu/seattle/

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