International College of Broadcasting

I Graduated from the International College of Broadcasting and it is a very good School if you want to work in Television or Radio Broadcasting. They provide on hands training and have internships at local TV Stations and Radio Stations. And help place their graduates in the Broadcasting Industry.

As a grad of ICB I would like to be the first to say that this was the BEST COLLEGE EXPERIENCE that I have ever had. The teachers were always ready to answer a question that I had, more than happy to stay with me for a project and always had a smile on their faces. All of the teachers were knowledgeable and really knew what they were talking about. Probably because everyone that works there has so much experience in the business. The classrooms are small but not too small, and it really feels like a personal learning experience. The studios were excellent, and really give you the feel and experience you need for the real world. It was very cool that they had their own radio station to allow for students to work out the kinks and hone their craft. I can never truly thank the International College of Broadcasting for what they have done for me and my family. I highly recommend you at least check out a free hands-on workshop because once you do, you'll see that this is really the best hands-on trade school for anyone trying to get into the radio business. Nothing will be handed to you, you have to want it. And that might be the best lesson I take out of the school. I would also like to add that the review from Mason Kuhn either below or above me is very obviously a hit piece and pretty much everything said in that review was a lie. Thank you for reading this and at the very least give them a call and check them out. You wont regret it.

Love it it's a great opportunity to get a hands on experience with audio production and video production with getting idea of using pro tools and Adobe premier but the downside to this school has barely got much to work with if you do need a amp modeling and only one guitar amplifier at Studio b that is it but theynHave a drum set up in both Studio so if you're a guitarist bring your own gear because you're limited in that department but I also some music keyboards are kinda old and some are missing music keys but most that in Studio A but they have a lot of good midi controllers with great software to use so there is up sides and down sides to this place but it's good start in music production but not a music degree program you get idea of Music recording and video editing but I will reconditioned this school if you wanna in the production field it's a great opportunity and start but if you are looking for a The degree music there's other options but this is good start if you're in dayton start out and it's affordable school compared to most out there and also you gotta put effort if you want a job they will help you get a job in your field

I only gave it a 1 because it won't let me put a 0. DO NOT EVER hire the instructors at this school to video projects. Justin Cost showed up late. Left early. Left multiple times while there. Left students there drinking. Left after the first few songs of our show which was the whole purpose of hiring him. Refuses to return my money after multiple contract violations. Oddly enough him and his dad, which played there, are the only 2 that got a decent video. The rest of us (all 30 of us) got SCREWED

I graduated in November of 2017 from the International College of Broadcasting (ICB).nnWhen I started looking for a college to attend in the area to expand and improve my videography skills I was recommended ICB by an alumni. I found the course description of Multimedia Production and Broadcasting to fit my personal goals really well.nnBefore I started classes I was told the instructors will do their best educate and train you, but how well you do is based on how much effort you put towards your future. That is unbelievably true, I showed up on time 99% of the time and worked hard on all the projects that we're assigned us.nnIt was rather unique for me since before ICB I had only attended military classes or online courses. It was fascinating that on the first day of video class I was actually holding and using different kinds of video cameras. I was also introduced to the Radio side of broadcasting, where I also utilized the equipment on the first day of class.nnWhile you are attending classes you are required to complete a certain number of hours as an intern in the industry. I interned at Troy Community TV on Demand. Which Mr. Collins got me the connection to accomplish. I learned so much having real world experience and watching how a local news functions.nnBefore my last semester a job opportunity opened up at WHIO Breaking News Team. I hadn't completed my resume or digital demo, so Mr. Collins and Mr. Williams (Video Instructor) worked with me after classroom hours to fine tune everything and submit my application to WHIO. I got the part time job at WHIO and couldn't believe it. They were very impressed with my resume and my demo!nnIf you want into the broadcasting, audio or videography industry your money would be wisely spent on your education at ICB.