Four-year graphic arts schools; in the vast majority of cases virtually all graphic arts graduates find placement in the industry. (part 3) (includes directory of graphic arts schools)

From: Graphic Arts Monthly | Date: March 1, 1988| Author: Toth, Debora | Copyright information

In the vast majority of cases, virtually all graphic ads graduates find placement in the industry.

Continuing in this issue, GAM presents an updated survey of U.S. colleges and universities offering baccalaureate degrees in Printing technology, management and education. Part I appeared in January, Part 2 in February.

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