At The Art Institute of Pittsburgh our programs in the areas of design, fashion, media arts, and culinary are typically taught by industry professionals who bring their real-world experience into the classroom.
The following links provide you with the information you need to understand what we offer, how our schools are accredited, and how much it will cost to attend our school so you can make the right decision about your creative education.
Refund Policy, Requirements for Withdrawal, and Return of Title IV (Federal) Financial Aid
To find more information regarding our refund policies, click here.
Cost of Attendance/Enrollment Agreements
Information for the Cost of Attendance can be found in our Enrollment Agreements, or you can find full program information and costs by visiting our Gainful Employment pages.
Academic Programs/Educational Programs
Review the courses we offer either on our academic pages or by checking out our catalog.
Facilities
Our facilities are modeled after real-world working environments. To find out more about our labs and classrooms, explore our catalog.
Faculty
Many of our instructors have real-world experience in their chosen field. To learn more about our faculty, select your area of interest from Culinary, Design, Fashion, or Media Arts and click on the faculty link. A list of our faculty can also be found in our catalog.
Credit
Transfer of Credit Policies can be found by clicking here
Accreditation and Licensing
Information regarding accreditation and licensing, including education program accreditation, can be found here. This information can also be found in our catalog.
Privacy of Student Records – Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
To find out more about your rights as a student, including the rights and procedures relating to your right to view your education records, click here.
Student Outcomes
For information about the job titles and the companies that employ our graduates, see our graduate employment statistics brochure.
Student Diversity
Information regarding student diversity can be found in our Student Diversity document.
Online Course Agreement
Many students have the opportunity to combine online learning with a traditional class experience. Information about our online courses is available in our Online Course Agreement.
Program Improvements
From time to time, it is important for academic programs to make improvements to their curriculum or teaching style to stay in line with industry standards and changes. For information on all program changes and plans for improvement, please visit this link to see what the current plans might be to improve any academic program at this location.
Articulation Agreements
Policies Relating To Articulation Agreements.