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Indiana University Kokomo

List of Indiana Schools with Game Art, Game Design, and Game Development Degree Programs

June 10, 2012

Below is an Indiana school that offers a game design program:

List of Indiana Schools with Graphic Design Degree Programs

June 10, 2012

Below is a list of Indiana schools that offer graphic design programs:

Ball State University, Muncie
Programs available: B. F. A. Art with Emphasis in Electronic Art or Visual Communication; M. A. Visual Arts Studio; M. F. A. Visual Arts with Emphasis in Animation

Top Game Design & Development Programs in Indiana

March 31, 2012

Indiana is home to towering sand dunes, more miles of Interstate highway than any other state, and the Indy 500—The Greatest Spectacle in Racing. While Indiana is famous for these things and more, the state is also known for housing some of the nation’s top universities. Notre Dame, Indiana University, and Indiana Wesleyan University are just a few. Many Indiana colleges and universities offer art and design programs, but one top offers a first-rate program for aspiring game designers & developers—Indiana University Kokomo.

Best Game Design & Development Programs in Indiana

March 26, 2012

Best game design and development programs in Indiana

Do they offer access to financial aid programs? Are they selective? Are the classes small? A number of organizations such as Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report, and Forbes ask these questions and more when deciding which schools belong on the “best schools” list. Other considerations include peer assessment, and graduation and retention rates. A number of Indiana schools scored high in all areas, earning them a spot on the list of Best Schools (2012).

Indiana Graphic Design Schools: Most Expensive to Least Expensive

March 14, 2012

According the most recent Institute of Education Sciences (IES) report, the number of Title IV schools per state has increased over the years. Indiana is now home to 109 Title IV degree-granting institutions. To earn Title IV status, an institution must be in business for at least 2 years, they must sign a participation agreement with the Department, they must have accreditation recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, they must offer a program of at least 300 clock hours in length, and they must grant an associate's degree or higher. A Title IV school is a post-secondary institution that is eligible for federal financial-aid programs. This makes them more accessible to students with financial need.

Top Graphic Design Programs in Indiana

March 11, 2012

Indiana is home to some of the nations top universities. One Indiana school, Notre Dame, is always on the list of the nations top schools. Like other top schools in the state, it offers a world-class graphic design program that accepts only the best. Other top schools, such as Purdue and Indiana University, also make regular appearances on multiple “top schools” lists as well as most “best schools” lists. Indiana’s top schools made the cut based on a variety of factors such as cost, convenience, number and types of clubs, quality of facilities, and variety of social clubs and organizations.

Best Graphic Design Programs in Indiana

February 28, 2012

Indiana is perfectly ok with being the underdog, but because it lives in Chicago’s shadow, many artists and graphic designers wonder if the state has what it takes to produce and retain top talent. Based on the number of top-tier colleges with excellent graphic design programs, it’s safe to say that the state has no problems producing prolific graphic designers and helping them find work at local firms. While many work at firms in major Indiana cities such as Indianapolis and Bloomington, others take advantage of the affordable cost of living here and commute to Chicago for work.

New Media Schools in Indiana

February 25, 2012

New media professionals use elements of design, advertising, reporting, photography, editing, special effects, film, and computer science to promote companies, businesses, brands, ideas, and more. This means, professionals in this field have multiple talents that can be used in just about any field—creative or otherwise. While The Hoosier State might not be the first place that comes to mind when you hear the words “new media,” as of February 2012, the state was home to hundreds of companies in search of new media talent to help with marketing and promotions, community outreach, design, project management, media management, and more.

Informatics Schools in Indiana

February 21, 2012

Employers rely on the latest technology to operate, which is why informatics graduates are in high demand now more than ever before. Informatics specialists create new uses for technology and the way people interact with it. This skill can be applied to any industry from fine arts to telecommunications. Just a few job titles for informatics specialists include animator, game designer, human-computer interface designer, software engineer, information architect, usability engineer, or mobile computing systems designer. Many informatics graduates also go on to graduate school to pursue advanced degrees in computer engineering, computer science, information science, management, or even law.

Indiana Animation Schools: Most Expensive to Least Expensive

February 15, 2012

Indiana Animation Schools: Most to Least Expensive

Indiana is home to more than 100 Title IV degree-granting institutions. To become a Title IV school, an institution must have accreditation recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, they must be in business for at least 2 years, they must sign a participation agreement with the Department, they must grant an associate's degree or higher, and they must offer a program of at least 300 clock hours in length. These requirements make Indiana’s 100+ Title IV schools eligible federal financial-aid programs. This makes them more accessible to students with financial need.