American College of the Building Arts

The American College of the Building Arts provides a unique four-year college experience, training the next generation of artisans by integrating professional training in the building arts with a broad-based liberal arts core curriculum. What does this mean? Well, a lot of good trade schools can teach you how to lay a brick or weld a piece of metal. ACBA students, however, learn so much more. They not only learn how to create beautiful things, they also acquire the broad critical thinking skills that allow them to design as well as build; to be a leader in their trade fields;...

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American college of the building arts operates in the Higher education industry.

American college of the building arts's revenue is 11m - 100m

American college of the building arts has 11 - 50 employees.