Canadian Schools ... for Fashion

[canadianvogue]

these are all schools im keeping an eye on for now:

TORONTO
Ryerson
George Brown
Academy Of Design

VANCOUVER
Kwantlen
Blanche Macdonald
Art Institue Of Vancouver

NEW YORK
FIT
LIM
Parsons



what are others y'all suggest?

 

[baytsym]

not sure if LaSalle is a 4 year program or what... I want to say it is, but I think it changes for programs...
It is an English school, not french- so no worries there!

 

[canadianvogue]

LaSalle is a cegep school-look it up. you get a degree lower than a diploma..and also i have heard very disappointing things about lasalle

im thinking of looking more into Kwantlen in vancouver because i have heard good things-maybe i could do 2 years at kwantlen and then 2 years of something else elsewhere?

 

[amarelapace]

^ I am currently in my second year at Kwantlen taking the Fashion Marketing diploma, and I have to say it has not fully meet my expectations, but nonetheless rivals the other 2-year programs at colleges.

It does offer a variation of courses which you allow you to figure out what area you are most passionate about, not to mention marketing, accounting and business electives are mandatory - which are more informative about the marketing industry as a whole, allowing a broader outlook.

Also, depending on what electives you choose, you have the option of laddering into Bachelor of Business Administration degrees such as HR or Marketing Management.

 

[SundayMornings4]

hey guys, im currently in the process of applying to a fashion school for fashion marketing/merchandising and the only ones i like are george brown and humber

but im still not fully convinced on these... if anyone could recommend or help me decide which program/school is better would be great ??

~help
i would also like to study abroad for fashion after the 2 year program but idk if that would be stupid sigh

 

[applejammy]

Is it possible to transfer to FIT in NYC after a year at Ryerson (either in Fashion Communications or Design)?

I see that FIT does allow transfers but it has to be from a "regionally accredited college"

Does anyone know and has it been done before?