Digital Media Arts College (DMAC) is an institution offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs in digital arts. Founded in 2001, the College is located in the Florida coastal city of Boca Raton. DMAC combines artistic techniques with state-of-the-art technology to create programs which are consistent with industry trends. Software is updated every semester to keep pace with industry changes, and the school's cutting-edge facilities and equipment make it one of the most technologically-equipped digital arts colleges in the nation.

Points of Distinction

• Labs available to students 24/7
• Accelerated degree programs
• Small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratio
• Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS)

Course Topics

DMAC offers two bachelor's and two master's degree programs. A Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program is available in Computer Animation and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program is offered in Special Effects Animation. The College also offers both a BFA and MFA in Graphic Design. All programs are designed to project the student onto a fast career track; the BFA is a 3-year program and the MFA takes only 1 1/2 years.

Digital Media Arts College Admissions

DMAC offers an online form for individuals to request more information about the school's programs. Also available online are forms for both undergraduate and graduate enrollment. Applications are reviewed by qualified academic leaders and industry professionals in the particular field of study. Results are distributed by mail after all application materials have been completed and reviewed.

Digital Media Arts College Faculty Quality

The DMAC faculty is comprised of industry experts with the highest level of academic credentials (i.e., terminal degrees). Instructors have industry experience at companies like Sega, Disney, and ImageWorks; which they incorporate into their class instruction.

Digital Media Arts College Student Enrollment

The Student Enrollment at DMAC is diverse and draws from a mix of cultural and geographical influences. Students are highly creative and motivated to become the best digital artists they can be.

Digital Media Arts College Student Life

DMAC has arrangements with local rental apartment providers. Students who need housing are assigned a housing advisor to assist in securing housing or matching them with roommates. The office of Student Life coordinates student activities, organizations, and field trips. Student-run programs include a campus newspaper, student-produced and edited magazines, a film series, and occasional parties. The school's computer laboratories are made available to students 24 hours a day.