Josh P.
1/23/2018
You get out of life what you put into it-- the same can be said for IMS. My experience was as advertised; I was on-air the same week I started classes and I was given ample opportunities to call...
Illinois Media School
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9 W Washington St
Chicago, IL 60602
Located in Chicago, Illinois, Illinois Media School is a hub for hands-on media career training, offering programs in Audio Production, Digital Media Production, Film & Video Production, Hispanic Media Broadcasting, Media Sales & Marketing, Radio & TV Broadcasting, and Sports Broadcasting.
The school boasts experienced instructors who are dedicated media professionals, providing students with industry-relevant training in state-of-the-art studios equipped with modern audio/video equipment. Internship opportunities and collaborations with local media outlets enhance practical experience and networking prospects.
With a focus on empowering creativity, the school's ACTIVATOR curriculum prepares students for success in radio, TV, and online media platforms. Conveniently located across seven campuses, including Chicago, the school offers a comprehensive educational experience tailored to aspiring media professionals.
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Justine P.
7/19/2024
If you are coming from a 4 year or 2 year college and already studied broadcasting, you can skip this altogether. The equipment is outdated and this is where you go to learn the very basics of...
Sidney H.
5/3/2024
Do not give them your FSAID! They will ruin your identity. And I was told that my log-in info was confidential. But yet they were constantly calling me, I would not recommend this school to...
Jsmoove The Prince C.
10/8/2023
I wish I could leave a zero. the as a student the school is stealing money and lying about the fundin. they don't give the people the Pell grant money or notify students of loan disbursement. they...
Aidan G.
6/23/2020
Beware of this scam of a school and the nameless/employee rated 5 star reviews. They have a terrible reputation and it's because they will allow anyone with a GED that qualifies for federal loans...
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