About: With its location in downtown Manhattan in the SoHo/Tribeca area, students of The Art Institute of New York City are surrounded by one of the most diverse creative communities in the country. This location offers access to a variety of museums and galleries, theaters, performance halls and a renowned fashion scene, making inspiration undeniable. Request Information

About: Tisch School of the Arts offers students from other colleges and universities a variety of opportunities to study with Tisch. Study abroad with Tisch during the spring, summer, and fall semesters. Our partnerships with world-famous institutions and organizations offer students training not available in the United States. Programs in the performing, media, and visual arts are offered in Accra, Dublin, Florence, Johannesburg, London, Prague, Shanghai, and other exciting locations. Spring at Tisch offers undergraduate students from diverse academic backgrounds a concentrated semester in the arts paired with the opportunity to live in New York City; study acting, dramatic writing, filmmaking, photography and imaging, or the moving image in cinema studies. During the summer, Tisch offers a variety of performing and media arts courses as well as internships in New York City and an opportunity to study with professional dance companies through the Tisch Dance Summer Residency Festival. Students may take courses for college credit or earn a noncredit certificate in filmmaking or dramatic writing. Our summer international programs offer advanced-level training in various artistic disciplines. High school students may also study with Tisch in New York City, Dublin, or Paris during the summer. Request Information

About: As one of the nation's leading centers of undergraduate and graduate study in the performing and media arts, Tisch School of the Arts offers programs of study that incorporate state-of-the-art facilities; a collaboratively oriented community of award-winning faculty members; internship opportunities with established professionals; and the incomparable artistic and cultural resources of New York City. Whether you study at the Institute of Performing Arts or the Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film and Television, you will be encouraged to give full expression to your talents as you develop the skills necessary for a successful professional career. As a Tisch student, you have the opportunity and the privilege to follow in the footsteps of such illustrious Tisch alumni as Oliver Stone, Alec Baldwin, Spike Lee, Amy Heckerling, Ang Lee, George Wolfe, Tony Kushner, and Marcia Gay Harden-men and women who have admirably succeeded in redefining the performing and media arts. Request Information

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About: Founded in 1916, New York School of Interior Design is one of the country's leading, fully accredited interior design schools. As the college is totally devoted to interior design, NYSID students receive a rigorous and in-depth education that covers everything from the fundamentals of color and spatial relationships to the most sophisticated computer-aided design methods. NYSID graduates acquire the skills designers need to meet the demands of this global profession, along with a rich education in liberal arts and design history. With an average enrollment of 700 students, the college retains an intimate environment while being located in Manhattan's culturally rich Upper East Side. Students are recognized as individuals and their progress is carefully monitored during their course of study. The college is proud of its alumni and keeps in touch with them once they graduate, giving every new class a rich resource of alumni contacts to draw upon. Request Information

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About: The School of Art and Design, offers a tradition of excellence that goes back more than 100 years. Syracuse was the first university in the country to grant a bachelor of fine arts degree. Now the School of Art and Design offers 17 majors leading to a B.F.A. degree, three leading to a B.S. degree, and one leading to B.I.D. degree.\n\nStudents in the B.F.A. or B.I.D. programs spend the first year in an art foundation program. Coursework in a major begins in the sophomore year and includes the opportunity to take academic electives in the University's other colleges. B.S. programs begin the major sequence in the first year.\n\nExcellent facilities include three main buildings dedicated to art and design. Students may be involved in interdisciplinary projects with students across the University. There are opportunities for study abroad. Faculty members are practicing artists who exhibit nationally and internationally yet make teaching their number one priority. Request Information