Minneapolis Media Institute

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  Let me just first off say that this school was an experience I most doubtfully regret. I am an alumni and have found myself a comfortable living situation after graduation through my own power. However I was trapped in the small mind frame that any college would be a good starting point to progress a future/career. This school has done close to zero to put the skills that you are taught in this school to use. It teaches you skills that one would need to be an entrepreneur to be able to fully take advantage of. This school is not accredited by the state, or any large schooling institution for that matter, and as such if you ever wish to transfer credits to a large university you are out of luck as their credits do not transfer and mean little to nothing to the professional public. This is a FOR PROFIT school meaning they direly need low established wanna-be artists to take out large student loans and weasel them into falling into a trap. The teachers, except for a certain individual do not work in the industry in which they teach. This is HUGE if your trying to advertise yourself as a specialized trade school knock-off. The staff for the most part either show up late, are extremely lenient on assignments, or just generally don't care about a student's progression. I've seen students not do a single assignment go through an entire semester and somehow still make it onto the next one. You will most likely be disappointed after graduating from this institution and find yourself asking what on earth convinced you that this school was a good idea. This school however is perfect for the under achiever who wishes to grant themselves a small momentary accomplishment. The school is a nice play ground, but if anyone is truly serious about heading into the audio engineering business there are dozens of better ways to start yourself. Don't waste your 50,000$ too eagerly and try to find something else worth your time.
  By John Scheirman, October 16, 2017

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