Interior Designers Institute
“Admin staff does not show any compassion towardsQuite BrightInterior Design
Admin staff does not show any compassion towards students. The school is a for-profit business only. Complaints are not accepted and are strongly discouraged. Worthless teachers remain on staff, even when the complaints increase in numbers. Be serious about your education, and health by avoiding these clowns.
view full review→Jun 18 2015
1st Year Female -- Class 2019
Collaboration/Competitive: B+, Individual Value: F
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Recommended: Choose a Path, Not a Major
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I would not recommend this school for any kind of Interior Design degree. There are no Design Firms that recognize this school and it is not accredited by any US accreditation where their classes transfer to other universities.
view full review→Mar 05 2015
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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“I definitely would not recommend the Interior DesignersQuite BrightInterior Design
I definitely would not recommend the Interior Designers
Institute as the Design school where I would get my degree.
The teachers are arrogant, self-centered and self-absorbed.
They play favoritism in the classroom almost to the extent
to where you don't want to present in class (which is not
an option) nor work on or even finish
your own design projects for fear of being rejected.
Go to a community college or university that specializes
in Interior Design and is accredited.
This college is not accredited by USDE or CHEA.
Also, be aware of the programs; you will receive a Certificate for the ?AA Degree.? Save your money, go somewhere else.
Institute as the Design school where I would get my degree.
The teachers are arrogant, self-centered and self-absorbed.
They play favoritism in the classroom almost to the extent
to where you don't want to present in class (which is not
an option) nor work on or even finish
your own design projects for fear of being rejected.
Go to a community college or university that specializes
in Interior Design and is accredited.
This college is not accredited by USDE or CHEA.
Also, be aware of the programs; you will receive a Certificate for the ?AA Degree.? Save your money, go somewhere else.
view full review→Mar 04 2015
1st Year Female -- Class 2015
Surrounding City: A, Education Quality: F
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