The Art Institute of Virginia Beach is a branch of The Art Institute of Atlanta. Here is some information about the branch:

Basic Information:

School Type: It is a private, for-profit, four-year institution of higher learning.

Campus Location: Located in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the specific address is Two Columbus Center, 4500 Main St Ste 100, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462. The contact number is (757) 493 - 6700.

Academic Programs:

Professional Programs: It offers professional courses in many fields, including business, management, marketing, computer and information science, cooking, visual and performing arts, etc. For example, fashion marketing, web design, culinary arts, graphic design, multimedia, etc. These majors focus on practical skills and creative cultivation to meet the interests and career development needs of different students.

School Resources:

Teaching Facilities: The college covers an area of ​​approximately 35,000 square feet and has classrooms, computer laboratories, kitchens and cooking laboratories, libraries and other teaching facilities.

Student Restaurant: The school has a student-run restaurant "Craive" that is open to the public on certain days of the week, providing culinary students with opportunities to practice and adding a unique atmosphere to the campus.

Tuition and Financial Aid:

Tuition: Undergraduate tuition is $20,794 per year for both in-state and out-of-state students. In addition, there are $94 in miscellaneous fees (this is the total annual tuition and miscellaneous fees, and the specific fees may vary by major and course).

Financial Aid: The school provides certain financial aid to undergraduates, and a high proportion of students receive federal grants and loans.

However, the school has announced its permanent closure on September 30, 2023, along with other campuses of the American Academy of Art system. The reason for the closure of the school is mainly due to a series of challenges faced by campus operations over the past 10 years, including deteriorating financial conditions, enrollment difficulties, and accreditation and legal issues.