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The professors are great people and are nothing like high school teachers. The dorms aren't too bad, the RAs are awesome but the food can be iffy sometimes. The campus is beautiful and small so it doesn't take long to get to class.

This is a small school, with a tight knit community. Everyone is very accepting. This school is in the middle of a city that loves art, and has many awesome opportunities!

Kansas City Art Institute is a great school for the acquiring mind. The work load is intense but the end reward is priceless. I have accomplished things I never thought I could due to the way they stretch and shape your mind.

This school offers top education in several fields of art. They have an excellent reputation and are very personalable with all of their students. The Art Institute will even help you find work after college.

The Art Institute here is good, but the one in Nashville is so much better. The school could use more space, and though it's new, the staff should be more aware and informative for their students (especially the new students). On a scale from one to ten, ten being the best (leaving Art Institute of Nashville at nine), I rate the Art Institute of Missouri a six.

The school is amazing. I wish i would of came here sooner. i love my professors there great.

Great school to really get the best education in the art and design. The great faculty and professors give valued knowledge that promotes health learning. The school to go to if your passionate about art.

KCAI is an insightful school. You realize a lot of things about yourself and others. The professors are extremely helpful as long as you take the incentive to ask. They will talk with you about your personal problems, worries, successes, ideas.

Studio classes are make it or break it; they will redefine your work ethic and build you into a better artist. The people are some of the most friendly, accepting, and interesting individuals you will ever come to know (I've only been here for two months and I've already made lifelong friends). The professors are amazing, not only for their extensive knowledge on subjects not limited to the one's they instruct, but also for their willingness to help pupils develop their interest in art/art history/writing.

As good a school as can be, it blurs the lines between tradition and nontraditional in the realm of art. It opens doors to a variety of opportunity, and the teaching staff is usually top notch. It's expensive, but for many, it's worth the price.