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SESSIONS COLLEGE RECOGNIZED AS TOP DESIGN SCHOOL
(Tempe AZ - February 15, 2016)For the second time in three years, Sessions College was named by GDUSA magazine on its list of 2016 Top Design Schools in its February 2016 issue. GDUSA is a graphic design industry print and Web magazine established in 1963 known for its contests and awards promoting achievement in design.
The GDUSA listing is a distinct honor, as it places Sessions College in a list that includes such respected traditional design schools as: School of Visual Arts, Rhode Island School of Design, Parsons, and Pratt. Sessions College was also placed among schools offering online programs such as: Savannah College of Art & Design, Academy of Art University, and Full Sail University.
According to GDUSA, design education is more important than ever as the lines between the studio and the classroom, the office and the academy, the university and society, continue to blur.
Furthermore, Sessions College is proud to announce Mariela Abreu, Sessions student, has been featured in the GDUSA Students to Watch feature, an annual piece that showcases emerging design talent at America’s leading design schools. Mariela celebrates her recognition and takes her place alongside previous Sessions College Students to Watch winners Yulia Yushina, Kyle Gilbreath, and Jason Maclean. Read the GDUSA February 2016 issue here.
"We're deeply honored to be featured in the GDUSA Top Design Schools for 2016," says Sessions College President Gordon Drummond. "It's a tribute to the quality of our online faculty, students, and programs to be included among the finest institutions in the country."
To learn more about Sessions College and our excelling graduates, explore our Student Gallery page or visit us at sessions.edu.
About Sessions College
Sessions College offers accredited visual arts online degree and certificate programs as well as individual courses. Its mission is to prepare art and design professionals for successful careers by providing the highest quality of online design education. Students gain a thorough training in the technical, creative, and critical-thinking skills that are required for a fast-changing industry.
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