Anyone who has studied MA fashion from London College of fashion or Kent Institute of Art and Design??
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yes its pretty hard to manage two things. but if u want u can go for it
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Honestly i have no clue... but simply typing in top fashion design colleges will give a load of results... best of luck.\n\nHere is something that i found (i included the link as a source):\n\nTop Fashion Design Schools and Top Fashion Design Colleges:\n\nAmerican InterContinental University @ London, UK\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Chicago, Illinois\n\nAmerican InterContinental University @ Los Angeles\n\nAmerican InterContinental University @ Ft. Lauderdale\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Toronto\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Orlando, Florida\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Tampa\n\nBrooks College @ Long Beach, CA\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Schaumburg, IL\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Seattle\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Nashville, Tennessee\n\nBrooks College @ Sunnyvale, California\n\nBerkeley College @ New York State\n\nMcIntosh College @ Dover, NH\n\nGibbs College @ Norwalk, CT\n\nKatharine Gibbs School @ New York\n\nWestwood College @ Inland Empire, California\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Las Vegas, Nevada\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Detroit\n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago @ Chicago\n\nCentral Saint Martins College of Art and Design @ London\n\nFashion Institute of Technology @ New York\n\nAcademy of Art University @ San Francisco\n\nFashion Institute of Design and Merchandising @ California\n\nInternational Fine Arts College @ Miami, Florida\n\nCalifornia Design College @ Los Angeles\n\nGeorge Brown College @ Toronto, Ontario\n\nPolimoda @ Italy
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hey, i wanted to do exactly the same thing, so i wen to my careers advisor, she saw the designs id draw from little up to gcse (km at uni now) and she said id do very well, if i was picked. she told me that to work in the fashion industry is extremely competitive and i must be able to push my way past thers and walk all over them... which i didnt like. she also said that it takes alot of money to go forward into a career like that as you have to provide your own labour, your own material and your own machines to work on. that was were i stopped as i couldnt afford all the material or machinery at the time. however if you are extremely determined about the place you want to be and you let noone stand in your way then you will do brilliantly and get where you want to be, as long as you have that determinati it shouldnt matter what people think.\n\nif you get that job then the rewards will be limitless, but youve got to work your way up there first which will be hard\n\nim doing psychology with criminology at uni a the moment and im regretting not taking fashion, so if your seriously thinking about it go for it, you may, like me, regret not doing it in the future\n\ngood luck with what ever you choose.\n\nx
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Your best bet is to contact cambridge directly, they can give you the best advice www.cam.ac.uk
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go for tuition. British council is what i suggest.
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Royal academy of arts - London UK\nAutomotive design in Coventry university UK
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In the US, the two very best are The Fashion Institute of Technology, and Parson's School of Design. Both are in NYC. They are among the top programs in the world.
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These are some of the Top Fashion Designing colleges.\nNational School of Fashion Designing\nNational Institute of Fashion Technology\nNational School of Design\nWigan Fashion School\nAnima Institute of Fashion\nAdroit Institute Of Applied Education\nInstitute Of Designing\nB.D Somani Institute Of Art and Fashion\nVNF Institute of Fashion Designing\nNational Center for Designing & Technology
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I would go to princetonreview.com and do a search. I also know that Kent State In Kent, OH has a very good architect school.\nGood luck!!!
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the International academy of design, is pretty good and a lot of their grads get jobs. Could be very expensive though.
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I would say this university has a good reputation.  \n\nI have met people who have graduated from Manchester and they give positive feedback.\n\nGood luck with your studies, where ever you chose to study.\n\nThe link I've attached should help you to make your mind up...
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I am a computer science student. It is a very very hard course..I still couldn't believe I have survived for the past three years. I have classmates in some minors and majors who are IT and have dealt with them and had an overview of their course subjects. For me IT is easier and what I should've taken because I love to learn more on animations and other technologies than conceptual theories on programming or software development, even systems analysis and design. If you are on those - you should get computer science. Yes, I think fashion technology is a very worthwhile course. But get an overview first and ask yourself a thousand times.
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The best known fashion design institute in India is NIFT or National Institute of Fashion Technology.\n\nhttp://www.niftindia.com/
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since ur rich enough or 2 b correct ur family is affluent y dnt u go 2 UK?there r sm gr8 colleges there.since u hv a commerce background u can study marketing and finance.if u r more or less gud in english u cn always do english honours.if u prefer nt goin abroad do a BBA or fashion technology and management.cheers!all d best 4 ISC/SSC!
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I have a friend that studied at Howard and he loved it.  He is now a fashion model.  He also spent a semester in France and Italy.  He was involved in theatre and dancing while he attended too.
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In order to get into fashion design, you'll need a really strong portfolio, some relevant work experience, and connections. One good way to get all three is to study fashion design at university. \n\nIt's best if you can go to a university located in the hub of one of the major fashion centres - I'm assuming you're in the US, so that means NYC, and probably the Fashion Institute of Technology, or the Parsons School of Design, two of the top programs in this field in the world. There are other really good design schools scattered around the country, but these are among the top, and with their location will give you great access to the fashion world, internships, meetings with past graduates, and career opportunities. \n\nThere are lots of schools offering good programs that will teach you the technology involved. However, being relistic and blunt, graduates of second-tier programs will have a much harder time finding jobs in design studios unless they have an absolutely stunning portfolio. You'll have a much easier time of it if you go to one of the top schools. \n\nThis is such a highly competitive field, that your school, portfolio and connections really, really do matter. Get into the best design school that you can, do internships and coops while you're there, put together a good portfolio, use the contacts you make and you'll be able to get yourself a beginning job upon graduation. \n\nThe link below may help.
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Central Michigan University would be worth looking into. They have a good graphic design program. Located in Mt. Pleasant, the university is a mid-major. Division one for sports but a relatively small (18,000) student enrollment. The city of Mt. Pleasant itself is also not large (little over 100,00) but close to a lot of things. This would probably be in the price range you are looking for tuition wise. For more check out www.cmich.edu