This is a very nice campus, converted from the Golden Valley Lutheran university…read more Lots of light all over and nice open spaces. The arts abound all over the school. They feature a public library, on-campus housing for students from outside of the metro area and very caring staff. There is no transportation to or from school but this is a special school. The admission process is multi-stage with academic and art panel review. The school is for kids who really want to focus on art full time. They have limited extra curricular opportunities and partner with Groves academy for some sports. If you know someone who wants to focus on art at a young age this might be the place for them. This is a free public arts school white a private school feel.

I attended Studio seven from 5th grade up to high school graduation, and it was an incredibly…read moreformative experience. The teachers are engaging, encouraging, and warm - they know how to bring the best out of their students, and they care about each and every one of them. I learned techniques for countless art mediums, and there was always more to learn. I had attended many other art classes, before I finally found "the one" at Studio Seven. I treasure the memories of growing up in this place, and I couldn't recommend it more highly.

From the owner: Studio 7 offers a fine arts program for students aged 7 to 17. The program focuses on the…read moredevelopment of technical skills, as well as the creative expansion of individual ideas, through the ardent study of nature and form. Learning in a studio environment, rather than a classroom, is a very old idea. It is a belief that we at Studio 7 share.

Visited here to participate in one of their special events...I went on a Sunday to an event called…read more"Family Art Sunday" and had so much fun creating 3D art by making tissue paper flowers and painting the flower pots! A very nice cosy space within a beautiful park. Enjoyed a wonderful time. Thank you!

Currently BLCA is closed to the public for in person visits, but exhibits & programs are offered…read moreonline: banfill-locke.org The one-time Banfill Inn is located in Anoka County Manomin Park. The grounds are beautiful and offers a nice overlook of the Rice Creek empties into the Mississippi River. Worth a stop and a place to catch your breath.

Great teacher...Jesse Alvey. Top of the line wonderful…read moreperson and kind parient to our son. The school is lucky to have him.

I went here for my two year degree in Automotive Science. I enjoyed every day at Dunwoody, its a…read morefantastic school with very friendly and knowledgeable instructors. I liked it so much that I plan on going back for another two years to get my bachelors.

GREAT TIME to view the immense talented of the students during their exhibits-- left me wishing I…read morehad bottomless pockets!! :)

This school did not adapt to COVID well. Unable to use the facilities, students are still paying up…read moreto 58,000/year. Of course the president was kind enough to give a generous $500 back per semester, as if that's supposed to help over six months of classes. Most of the professors are great, some are only focused on their own tastes when in crit. The classes are long, and there is rarely time to complete any assignments as well as classes. I often found myself dropping classes to offset the workload I was given. Most professors don't care that you have 4 additional 10 hour assignments due as well as writing and research assignments, so it continues to pile on. It feels like a scam. I was so excited to be 19 and applying, but now that I'm older I see the way they take in vulnerable artists for their money promising a distinguished degree. What are they even spending it on? Facilities and amenities (especially housing) are RARELY updated. There are only two buildings, one of which is over 100 years old and has barely been touched. I understand paying faculty, but when you're charging 800+ kids 50,000+ per year... you have to wonder. Printing and parking is not free either, they take every spare penny you have. There is a reason I'm not going back next semester, the stress and pain wasn't worth it, even if I graduated, what could I expect? Assistance getting into the job market after school is non-existent. They kick you in the ass with a good luck out the door. If you're an artist, just begin your own practice. Save yourself some time and money. You don't need a degree to be a real artist. Don't waste your money.

You too can go to college is their theme! Sure, they'll welcome you with open arms and then work…read moreevery angle possible to get you money to pursue a worthless degree. Beware!!

Whatever that ketchup is that they use on their ice creem is SUPERP! They should just SELL that!read more

Over the past year, I've taken several graphic design classes at MCAD and would definitely…read morerecommend them. I've taken intro classes in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign as well as an intermediate course in InDesign. While online resources have made these programs somewhat easy to learn, getting a few days of in person instruction has really taken me further. If you've got a weekend to spare, the two-day workshops are really great!

I was able to expand my art experience by using the print shop facilities. Great weekend course!read more

I had a very good experience during my intro class. I felt comfortable with the instructor and the…read moreclassmates.

Dollhouse has an incredibly beginner friendly atmosphere had such a wonderful experienceread more

On first glance it this Minneapolis Campus doesn't even seem like a campus but fits so well into…read morethe existing landscape and architectural fabric that it almost goes unnoticed. It is very walkable both on a sunny day or in one of the many tunnels that connect each building

The Executive education at St.Thomas is second to non. Great professors who have worked in the…read moreindustry. Safe and comforting learning environment for anyone. Great learning atmosphere visually and cutting edge technology used in all buildings. They have a book and gift store, cafe, and lots of common study areas as well as a very nice library.

Awesome place. My son does a week of art class in the summer and he loves it. Great prices and…read morefriendly staff. Oh and the cutest doggy!

We love Rum River Art Center! My girls have been attending classes off and on for several years…read more The classes are informative, fun and reasonably priced. As someone with a background in early childhood education I am a bit picky and critical. I have high standards of educational programs and how to relate to children. This program not only meets but exceeds my expectations for quality. The girls have learned a lot and Larry is wonderful, patient, kind and knowledgeable. My girls always look forward to returning. I would highly recommend this to any family interested in art education.