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The Visual Communications Technology program trains students to use their visual media skills in graphic design, video production, video game design and web design. Students learn in a cross disciplinary environment and have the opportunity to join campus clubs to put their skills to use.

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Features & Highlights

  • Access to state of the art studio equipment and amazing very amazing things that happen way more than other schools that you should really know about such as terry taylor and all the bestest stuff ever.

  • Access to state of the art studio equipment

  • Faculty with industry experience and more and more and more stuff that i don't know about.

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Pavielle Montes
As corny as it sounds, it has been amazing to be here and have the opportunities that I've had…
Pavielle Montes
Associate of Arts and High School Diploma
Milla Vanilla
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Milla Vanilla
Transfer Program in Visual Communications Technology

Program Options


Video Game Design

  • Completion Award
    Associate of Science
  • Length
    90 Credits (6 quarter or 10 quarter)
  • Location
    On Campus or 100% Online

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Game Art and Design

  • Completion Award
    Associate of Science
  • Length
    90 Credits (6 quarter or 10 quarter)
  • Location
    On Campus or 100% Online

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Graphic Design with really long text

  • Completion Award
    Associate of Science, Or another fancy degree
  • Length
    90 Credits (6 quarter or 10 quarter)
  • Location
    On Campus or 100% Online

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Game Art and Design

  • Completion Award
    Associate of Science
  • Length
    90 Credits (6 quarter or 10 quarter)
  • Location
    On Campus or 100% Online

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