As far as audio production schools go, Pennsylvania has a few quality options. The Art Institute is the featured school available. You can get your degree and be ready to start working relatively quickly.
If you aren’t satisfied with the list of local options, you can always consider saving your money, building up your own studio, and learning online.
The list below contains the best audio engineering schools near Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Gettysburg.
If you have any questions about the programs below, click the ‘visit site’ button and fill out your contact info. They can help you out.
Pennsylvania Audio Schools
The Art Institutes
Programs:
- Audio Production (BS)
Your creativity is a big part of who you are and where you’re going. To take it, and your future, as far as you want, you need an education that’s focused on developing your talents and putting you on the path toward the creative career that stirs your imagination.
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Future Media Concepts
325 Chestnut Street, suite 220
Philadelphia, PA 19106
United States
Tel: 215.922.2500
Fax: 215.922.6383
Pennsylvania Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
18 Carlisle Street, suite 109
Gettysburg, PA 17325
United States
Tel: 1-800-661-2981
Academy For Media Production
18 Carlisle St., Suite 201
Gettysburg, PA 17325
United States
Tel: 717-334-4487
A Career in Pennsylvania
For those of you living in or near Pennsylvania you’re in luck. Even though PA isn’t really considered a big music hub, there is still a strong music production presence.
Maybe it’s the spill over from New York but this is a great place to start your career. The area offers a solid entry level average salary and you can easily move up in the industry into New York if you decide to.
Another Option
This list was made up of the best “on-campus” audio production schools in Pennsylvania. If you decide for any reason that you would prefer to learn from home, check out this list of online programs.
Summary
There is a lot to like about enrolling in a music school in Pennsylvania. Mainly you have a large music production industry as well as access to an even larger one just north of you in New York.
Plus, the cost of living isn’t nearly as high as New York. You’re getting the best of both worlds.
Lastly, I want to remind you that this can be a tough industry to crack into. You need a solid education, determination, and a strong work ethic.
If you are still interested, I wish you the best of luck. Get going and stay hungry.
