Milwaukee
www.miad.edu
Admission contact:
888.749.MIAD or 414.291.8070
Financial aid office contact:
888.749.6423 or 414.847.3200
www.miad.edu/financial-aid/financial-aid-
programs
carolmasse@miad.edu or
kristinaalvarez@miad.edu
President:
Mr. Neil Hoffman
General contact:
888.749.MIAD or 414.291.8070
admissions@miad.edu
273 East Erie Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202-6003
Enrollment: 650 undergraduate.
Student/faculty ratio: 12:1
Admission requirements:
Students must complete the free online
application at miad.edu/applynow;
have an acceptable portfolio review;
submit official transcripts; have a
minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA; and
meet all high school graduation
criteria or possess a GED.
How AP/IB credits
are handled:
Credits for college-level equivalent
courses will be considered after
review of test scores of a 3 or above
and a portfolio review. MIAD also
accepts IB credits. More information
about IB credit evaluation may be
obtained from MIAD's Office of
Admissions.
Degrees offered:
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degrees in
Communication Design, Drawing,
Illustration, Industrial Design,
Integrated Studio Arts, Interior
Architecture + Design, Painting,
Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture,
and Time-Based Media
Tuition and fees: $32,050
Ttuition & fees includes base fees only,
because additional fees vary by major.
Room and board: $8,000
Financial aid:
Percentage of freshmen
receiving financial aid: 98%
Percentage of all full-time
undergraduates receiving
financial aid: 98%
FAFSA Code: 014203
At the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD), students' artistic and intellectual
development begins on the first day of class. From that day on, students are in the
studio drawing, working on a computer, or sculpting a three-dimensional form. MIAD
immerses students in art and design. Each day brings creative challenges, deadlines,
and high expectations. We motivate students to reinvent the ways they look at, understand, and create
visual work. MIAD's focused, sequential studio program prepares students for professional careers as
artists and designers. Our liberal studies courses broaden intellectual horizons by providing a strong
understanding of art history, writing, the humanities, sciences, and community. These courses are an
integral part of each student's educational and professional development and provide connection to
the world in which our students live and thrive.
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