Sunday, November 22, 2009

Best Colleges 2010

Kansas City Art Institute

Work 4415 Warwick Boulevard Kansas City, MO 64111
Work(800) 522-5224
Web site: http://www.kcai.edu
Unranked School
College Category:
Arts

Overview : Kansas City Art Institute

General Information  
Institutional Control: Private
Year founded: 1885
Religious affiliation: N/A
Academic calendar: semester
Total number of undergraduates: 674
Setting: urban
Endowment: N/A
Fall Admissions  
Application deadline: rolling
Application fee: $35
Fall 2008 Acceptance rate: 56.0%
Selectivity: N/A
Expenses  
Costs: 2009-2010 Tuition and Fees: $28,580
Mission  
School mission: Kansas City Art Institute is a private and fully accredited four-year college of art and design nestled between two premier art museums in one of Kansas City's most historic and beautiful neighborhoods. KCAI is recognized the world over as an innovator in art education. The 15 acre campus, a mixture of stately mansions and contemporary studios surrounding a central expanse of emerald lawn, is home to an intimate 650 exceptionally talented students who come from 38 states and several foreign countries. The faculty is comprised of 75 dedicated and effective educators, most of whom are also practicing artists and designers, who will challenge students to reach their full artistic potential while guiding and mentoring them as they discover their own authentic voice. The college is focused on the bachelor of fine arts degree and students will work side-by-side with full-time professors, not graduate teaching assistants, beginning on the first day of the much emulated Foundation program. At KCAI students may major in animation, art history, ceramics, fiber, graphic design, interdisciplinary arts, new media, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture or studio art with an emphasis on creative writing or customize their own curriculum through the major+ program. Regardless of the program that students choose, they will experience an environment that allows their creativity to flourish and find its fullest expression.

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