>>9649019
i hope your parents are happy they're paying $45,000/year for adult daycare

i got waitlisted at fit....

>>9649056
they are though, they didn't have the resources to study what they wanted, but now their kid can

r ur parents rich
and how much do you like fashion

>>9649188
now their kid can work at starbucks

>>9649019
What do they teach you? What kind of title you get st the end?

I'm planning on taking clothes making courses this year and technical drawings

>>9649019
Not fashion design but my program is 80% Business 20% Design
what do you want to know
>>9649056
kek
Have fun in your grey cubicle with your boring ass.

>>9649275
what's your program?

>>9649275
I'd rather work in a cubicle and be able to afford nice clothes rather than be a Starbucks employee who can't afford anything

>>9649019
I asked this in the other Uni thread but I'll ask again anyway.

My university doesn't offer any fashion design courses. The closest thing is Fine Arts or Architecture. I have no artistic talent that could apply in Fine Arts unless I was to just make clothes all the time, but I doubt they'll accept that. I'm doing BSc (Physics) currently.

What's the best thing I can do? The only place in the city I live in that offers FD is a tech college that doesn't really associate with my university, so asking to do a 'conjoint' across the two schools is probably out of the question.

>>9649324
Apparel Industry Management
it's an AA program, and then i'm going to a UC for a business degree
>>9649335
Kek
Those are the idiots who don't build a portfolio or get internships.