The Creative Circus

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The Creative Circus

Creativecircus
Type	Private, for-profit college
Established	1995
Location	Atlanta , Georgia , United States
Mascot	Freaks
Website	www.creativecircus.edu

The Creative Circus is a private, for-profit college in Atlanta, Georgia. It was founded in 1995 and focuses on Creative Advertising (Copywriting and Art Direction), Interactive Development, Design, and Photography. The college requires students to develop a portfolio of professional quality work.^[1]

History[]

• The Creative Circus was founded in 1995.
• In September, 2002 the school was acquired by the Delta Career Education Corporation.
• In 2009 a complete Interactive Development curriculum was added.

Accreditation[]

The Creative Circus is fully accredited as a post-secondary occupational institution by the Council of Occupational Education (C.O.E.), a national accrediting agency. In addition to ensuring that courses meet proper state regulations, accreditation allows students to be eligible for Title IV federal financial aid.^[2]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website