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After graduation, Jonathan Wesenberg explored several opportunities in video and film until he landed at RFD-TV in 2016. Wesenberg graduated from Nossi College of Art with his bachelor’s degree in 2015, and now he utilizes those creative skillsets every day doing what he loves – capturing and showcasing client needs into the perfect video. “This […]
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After eight years, we caught back up with Jose Semidei to see what has changed in his life as an illustrator and designer. He still lives in the Nashville area, he has moved to Swiftwick, a small, local company to take on more responsibilities. After graduating, he decided to continue to give back his creative
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Nossi College of Art students are highly encouraged to research, interview for and participate in an internship before the end of their education. Some students wait until their final year or semester while others find success by working a variety of internships in art college. Barry Howard, Nossi’s Career Services Director, helps students connect to
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Launched in 2012, Zephyr Magazine is a free publication highlighting big talent in smaller towns. Nossi College of Art is proud that they recently selected Eden Lauren, a Nossi Photo student, as a feature story. Not only did she get to highlight some of her amazing images, but she was also interviewed by the editorial
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Tennessee is truly fortunate to have a scholarship program like Tennessee Promise. However, it’s not a one size fits all solution. Too often it “pushes” students to the college or degree program that isn’t their #1 choice. This is why Ms. Nossi and Nossi College of Art put their heads together to develop a rewarding
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Let’s face it, besides your future home, your college career will probably be the next LARGEST expense of your entire life. Gulp! If you’re still in high school or recently graduated and have only had part-time jobs (or no jobs), staring at college costs can seem overwhelming. Well, truth is, only a very, very small
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Ahh, even before you take your first college exam, you’re expected to be able to pronounce this crazy acronym: FAFSA “Fa-f-sah”. While the federal and state governments aren’t the best at creating acronyms that roll off the tongue, they could help you save on tuition if you qualify. And that’s just what filing for FAFSA
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Story by Debra Holloman, follow her on Instagram June’s RAW Artist Showcase highlighted a Nossi College of Art student and graduate while fellow students and alumni stopped by to see and support the hard work put into each artist’s work. The artists showcasing were Sean Williams, a recent Illustration graduate and Jonte Swoope, a current
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Are you interested in transferring to an undergraduate art degree program? Are you finding that you have more questions than answers? Nōssi College of Art wants to help. We are a professional art college located in Nashville, Tennessee. Click on the below questions to reveal the answer. What degree programs can I transfer into at
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So you’ve arrived at college, now what? Don’t let your college years seem daunting. College should be something you look back on and smile about as you think about how you matured and grew into your true identity. As a senior, I look back on simple things I did to really make my experience fun
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