ATLANTA INSTITUTE OF MUSIC (AIM)

The Atlanta Institute of Music provides the non-beginning student with the instructional environment necessary to develop their musical talents and acquire the skills demanded of today's professional musicians. The Atlanta Institute of Music's curriculum accomplishes this through class and private instruction; audio, video and computer lab instruction; and live clinics featuring today's most
well-known and informative artists and music industry professionals.

Atlanta Institute of Music programs are taught by professionals whose work experience, certification and/or music degrees give each instructor the background to teach the demanding curriculum.

It is the belief of the Atlanta Institute of Music that music is the universal language and, therefore, welcomes students from diverse backgrounds. The Atlanta institute of Music serves students without discrimination on the basis of sex, race, age or religion.

The mission statement of the Atlanta Institute of Music was developed in September 1985 by founder Steve Freeman. It was revised in December 1993 by the governing board of the Atlanta Institute of Music to better define the type of instruction offered and to add the non-discriminatory clause. Another revision was made in July 1997 by its President, Nite Driscoll, to better define AIM's purpose, which is to offer instruction and further develop the knowledge and talents of the non-beginning student, one who already possesses or demonstrates an intermediate or better level of physical dexterity and aptitude relative to their instrument.