Tag: Fashion Merchandising Management

  • My Goals

    Hey lovely readers, Ever since I’ve started the precollege program at FIT, it really makes you look at your future in all aspects. It could be extremely stressful but also extremely enjoyable and satisfying. When you finally know what you want and how to get there. For myself, I have quite the grasp on what…

  • Congratulation Aurora!

    CONGRATULATIONS TO AURORA AZON WHO WAS JUST ACCEPTED TO FIT THIS FALL 2015 FOR FASHION MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT! Courses taken in Precollege Programs include: Fashion Art for Fashion Designers Were you accepted to FIT this fall too? We’d love to feature you on the blog as well! Email: [email protected] for more information

  • Congratulations Rebecca!

    CONGRATULATIONS TO REBECCA SHOUGHET WHO WAS JUST ACCEPTED TO FIT THIS FALL 2015 FOR FASHION MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT! Courses taken in Precollege Programs include: Global Fashion Business Workshop Were you accepted to FIT this fall too? We’d love to feature you on the blog as well! Email: [email protected] for more information

  • Congratulations AlyssIa

    CONGRATULATIONS TO ALYSSIA RENTAS WHO WAS JUST ACCEPTED TO FIT THIS FALL 2015 FOR FASHION MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT! Courses taken in Precollege Programs include: The In and Outs of Fashion Merchandising In Store Merchandising Techniques Develop an Eye for Styling Were you accepted to FIT this fall too? We’d love to feature you on the blog…

  • In The Halls: Rachel

    Student: Rachel (19 (Second year college student)) from Buffalo, NY Work Study: I am a work study student for the precollege office at FIT. I have been working here since my freshmen year and absolutely love it! I’ve developed great relationships with the staff, professors and even the high school students. I love watching the high schoolers…

  • When Fashion Doesn’t Fit into High School

    I love reading my fellow Precollege bloggers’ posts, and when I read Sophia’s post on fitting fashion into high school, I couldn’t help but feel a little envious. I’ve always wished I had gone to a creative school in Manhattan. Instead, I go to a public school in the suburbs of Long Island where all…