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The teachers are all well experienced and have been in the industry for a minimum of ten years before teaching. They all held high positions related to the fashion industry so they bring their knowledge into the classroom. They give hands-on activities that occur to best prepare you before entering the real-world.
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This school seems like a great fit for people who want to be in the dot of the fashion industry, and also this school have excellent connections with some of the biggest companies in the fashion industry, which is many of the fashionistas' goal, to work in a powerful company.
Read MoreFIT is the best school if you are interested in an artistic degree you can actually afford.
Read Morefit is by far the #1 school for anything in fashion industry. it's located in the heart of nyc and on fashion ave. the staff is incredible and the classes are interesting.
Read MoreFIT is exactly what I wanted. I feel like I am getting proper training for a career in fashion. This school prepares you for the real world with faculty who know what they're talking about.
Read Morefrom what i have seen on multiple websites, i am impressed with this school. i just might apply.
Read MoreI strongly recommend that if your going for anything that dose not involve fashion to choose another school to attend. The campus is crawling with high fashion divas from the students to the profferers and the security is snobbish, unorganized and unfriendly. Its more of a Communicative Marketing school for Fashion, and Art; in that order.
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Read MoreA large school good for those who are organized, on top of stuff, and looking for more of a NYC experience than a college one. Good if you're open to new ideas and cultures. Better if you have money.
Read MoreThis school may be great for fashion and business students, but it's a soul-killer for art and design majors. I'm in the illustration program, and I've never felt less enthused about my art or school work. The program is poorly-run, and the students are unmotivated.
Read MoreGreat location for the fashion industry.
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