While there is no shortage of jobs in graphic design (around 212,000 people in 2002 according to the U.S. Department of Labor) there is competition for them as many people with artistic and drawing talent want to use their gifts commercially.

In order to develop your graphic design career you should consider taking a college course. This will not only develop your artistic, drafting and design skills, but it will also train you in the vital area of computer assisted design and show you how to make your work commercial.

Graphic design people all have talent. Your degree will show potential employers that you also have technique and commercial awareness.

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Baltimore, Maryland	Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore
Center Valley, Pennsylvania	Allentown Business School
Cranston, Rhode Island	Katharine Gibbs School - Providence
Los Angeles, California	Platt College - Los Angeles
Melville, New York	Katharine Gibbs School - Melville
Montclair, New Jersey	Gibbs College - Montclair
Montreal, Quebec	Herzing College - Montreal
Newport Beach, California	Platt College - Newport Beach
Norristown, Pennsylvania	Katharine Gibbs School - Philadelphia
Norwalk, Connecticut	Gibbs College - Norwalk
Ontario, California	Platt College - Ontario
Piscataway, New Jersey	Katharine Gibbs School - Piscataway
Santa Barbara, California	Brooks Institute of Photography
Toronto, Ontario	Herzing College - Toronto
Troy, Michigan	IADT - Detroit

There are no schools offering online Certificate degree programs in Graphic Design.

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