International College of Broadcasting

International College of Broadcasting was established in 1968 and started as a technical and trade school, providing short programs in fundamental television and radio. The short term programs were expanded and improved as technology of the industry evolved. The Associate in Communication Arts Degree was created to offer academic balance in addition to advanced technical education. The College experienced a change of possession in 1988, which has resulted in extensive transformation of the facility, attainment of supplementary equipment, and curriculum adjustment.

In March of 1992, International College of Broadcasting completed the production of an up-to-date recording studio and began providing a new educational program, Audio and Recording Engineering. With the entertainment and music business growing at such a rapid pace, this was a natural course for ICB to add to its program offerings to compliment the college's excellent broadcasting programs.

International College of Broadcasting is licensed by The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology. The college is accredited by the Ohio State Board of Proprietary School Registration to award Associate Degrees and Diplomas. International College of Broadcasting has completed established educational and criteria standards delineated by The U.S. Department of Education. International College of Broadcasting is licensed by The Ohio State Department of Education to educate students throughout the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation.