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CORPORATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS ARGOSY UNIVERSITY “The blended format of online and on-campus courses enabled me to work full-time while earning a master’s degree. The professors were outstanding, too – they truly are practicing professionals. I got all of the academic theory plus hands-on learning, and they provided models of how they handled real life situations.” — MELISSA HAMMEL Managing Partner and Principal Financial Planner at Hammel Financial Advisory Group, LLC in Brentwood, TN. Named as one of the Top 50 Most Distinguishable Women Wealth Managers in the country by Bloomberg’s Wealth Manager magazine Master of Arts in Professional Counseling, Argosy University, Nashville, 2007 THE ART INSTITUTES “My experience in school has helped me in knowing how to work with a team. When you work at a studio, you don’t get the chance to do every part of the process yourself. You need to specialize in a certain area so that you may become the best in it, rather than just okay at all areas. The Art Institute of Dallas helped me to figure out which part of the 3D process I loved most.” — JASON JOHNSTON Effects Animator / Effects Sequence Lead at Pixar Animation Studios Worked on three Oscar-winning films: Wall-E, Ratatouille, and The Incredibles Computer Animation program graduate, The Art Institute of Dallas, 1997 THE ART INSTITUTES ONLINE “Attending The Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division has afforded me the opportunity to prepare me for working in the civilian sector. It made balancing going to college better because my class schedule was as flexible as my Air Force work schedule.” — CATHERINE CARBULLIDO Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge, U.S. Air Force Diploma in Digital Design, The Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division, 2007 BROWN MACKIE COLLEGE “If it were not for Brown Mackie College – Cincinnati, I may not be with P&G today. The flexibility at Brown Mackie College – Cincinnati and the school’s great faculty and staff contributed to my success at the school.” — QUINCEY MONTGOMERY Product Supply HR Assistant at Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati Associate of Applied Business in Business Management, Brown Mackie College – Cincinnati, 2008 SOUTH UNIVERSTY “Nobody truly does it alone. Once I started the program at South University, I found real people and a real connection with the campus community that only fueled my interests, but also my desire to work with the law to help others.” — VICKI A. TUCCI, ESQ. Circuit Director of Florida Guardian ad Litem Program, 15th Judicial Circuit Honored with The Child Abuse Watch 2009 Child Advocate of the Year Award from the City of West Palm Beach, FL Associate of Science in Paralegal Studies, South University/West Palm Beach,1997
Our Military Education Programs Educating Our Military Students… from Sea to Shining Sea. EDMC And The Military Community Attaining a college degree has never been more important than in today’s highly competitive economy. EDMC institutions are uniquely suited to serve the needs of members of our Chad A. Dulac “With the flexibility to work from your home, duty station, or overseas assignment, The Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division’s curricula and program delivery model were incredible benefits to me as an active duty service member.” Education that builds Careers For our Military Community nation’s military. The broad array of programs we offer provide active duty service members, reservists, veterans, military spouses and families the quality, fexibility, and convenience they seek through courses both on campus and online. How EDMC Serves Active Duty, Veterans, Reserves And The National Guard Active-duty military personnel and veterans transitioning back into the mainstream, whether from stateside missions or assignments as far away as Iraq or Afghanistan, have many programs available that allow them ready access to college and career training programs in addition to benefit packages like the Post 9/11 GI Bill to help offset all or some of their education costs for them. Through its four education systems, EDMC has a proud tradition and strong record of serving veterans and provides schedules and curricula designed specifically for them. For example, The Art Institutes, Argosy University and Brown Mackie College schools are listed as honorees in the 2010-2011 4th Annual Guide to Military Friendly Colleges and Universities, and were also selected as military friendly schools by G.I. Jobs Magazine. Argosy University was also named to Veterans Benefits GI BILLcom top 25 military friendly colleges.This list of military friendly schools honors the top 15 percent of colleges, universities, and trade schools doing the most to embrace America’s veterans as students, and is an important evaluation system for military veterans to help guide their educational pursuits (full list of schools can be found at www.gijobs.com). Military Benefts At EDMC Institutions EDMC has a large number of programs available to military personnel and their families. In addition to EDMC partnerships with AMVETS and Student Veterans of America, each of our schools is committed to reaching out to veterans and participate in beneft programs such as the Montgomery G.I. Bill, Vocational Rehabilitation, Veterans Educational Assistance Program (VEAP), the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill, Dependents Educational Assistance, the Reserve G.I. Bill and Reservists Activated After Sept. 11, 2001 (REAP), Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA). Note: Benefits may vary by school or by state. CORPORATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS The Art Institute of Pittsburgh—Online Division Game Art & Design, 2010 Jason Murray “Transitioning to civilian life was difficult. I knew I had to look at college as my job now and that’s what got me through. Argosy University, Denver allowed me to attend school 100% online, and I liked that I could take classes anytime. I made sure I was proactive in reaching out to my professors and I was disciplined in getting my work done.” Argosy University, Denver Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, 2010
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