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Your ideas have real value and employers in all kinds of industries need creative thinkers like you. Maybe you know exactly what you want to do with your life, or maybe you’re not sure. You just know what you love. Either way, you aren’t alone.

The 200,000 alumni of The Art Institutes schools have all been in the same boat as you. But with a hands-on education and the student experience found at The Art Institutes schools, they developed the creative skills that have helped them achieve their professional goals. Check out how a few of our alums are living their passions.

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Ryan Kojabashian

Class of 2008; The Art Institute of California — Orange County
Employer: Ristorante Zeppelin
Job Title: Sous-Chef

"Keep [your] minds open, willing, and fresh."

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Kort Kramer

Class of 1997; The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale
Employer: PDI Communications, Inc.
Job Title: Art Director

"It gave me the skill set and experience I needed to find a good job in the graphic design field and the school also had reputation for job placement."

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Deborah Marie Kravitz

Class of 2009; The Art Institute of California — Orange County
Employer: Self-employed
Job Title: Personal Chef and Caterer

"Everything that I learned prepared me for success in my field. Non-core classes in English, public speaking, and computer applications added to the strength of my presentations and professionalism."

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Freda Lin

Class of 2007; The Art Institute of Vancouver
Employer: Cushman & Wakefield
Job Title: Senior Graphic Designer

"The instructors are all currently in the industry; their feedback is a great aid with regards to the current market."

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Elaine Lozmack

Class of 2007; The Illinois Institute of Art — Chicago
Employer: Michael Kors, Inc.
Job Title: Retail Development Administrator

"It is surprising to see how many people reappear in this industry. That is why it is so important not to burn any bridges."

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Chris Moffitt

Class of 2000; The Art Institute of Dallas
Employer: Robot Entertainment
Job Title: Character Artist

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Lauren Newton

Class of 2009; The Art Institute of Charleston
Employer: Safe Ports
Job Title: Graphic Designer

"Respect the opinions of your instructors. The instructors at The Art Institute of Charleston are great resources for professional advice and contacts; be sure to take advantage of the opportunity."

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Carolina Oester

Class of 2006; The Art Institute of California — Hollywood
Employer: YC Wovens, GUESS
Job Title: Senior Technical Designer

"It's a whole new world of difference, but I am very proud of my fearless approach to expanding my abilities and expertise."

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Maureen L. Pritchett

Class of 2006; The Art Institute of Washington
Employer: SiTEL
Job Title: Associate Systems programmer/3D Developer

"I was able to exercise my skills by having so many talented individuals around me."

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Ryan J. Quinlan

Class of 2008; The Illinois Institute of Art — Chicago
Employer: Giant Studios
Job Title: Motion Graphics, Dynamics, and Compositing

"There are always new technologies being developed and the envelope is always being pushed, so it doesn't stay repetitive for too long."

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