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Fashion Specialist Career Options
Becoming a fashion specialist by earning an associate's or bachelor's degree is the first step towards a fascinating career. Many graduates are self-employed and own their own boutiques. Wedding and fashion consultants are hired by specialty and retail shops. Window dressers and store purchasers are job options available to fashion specialist graduates. Retail stores often combine the services of fashion consultant, purchaser and sales person. Competition is extremely tough in this career field. A Fashion Specialist degree will increase your chances of a high paying position.
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Purdue Global
Areas of study you may find at Purdue Global include:
Associates- Retail Management
- Purchasing
Penn Foster High School
Areas of study you may find at Penn Foster High School include:
High School Diploma- Diploma
Lansing Community College
Lansing Community College
Areas of study you may find at Lansing Community College include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Area and Cultural Studies
- Consumer Sciences
- Fabric and Fashion Consultant
- Textile and Apparel Manufacturing
- Gender and Ethnic Studies
- Geography and Cartography
- Government
- History and Social Studies
- Human Services and Social Services
- Liberal Arts, General Studies, and Humanities
- Parks and Recreation Studies
- Philosophy
- Social Sciences
Degree Levels:
Courses- Diploma Programs
- Associates
Harper College
Harper College
Areas of study you may find at Harper College include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Consumer Sciences
- Fabric and Fashion Consultant
- Textile and Apparel Manufacturing
- Human Services and Social Services
- Liberal Arts, General Studies, and Humanities
- Public Admin.
- Social Sciences
Degree Levels:
Courses- Diploma Programs
- Associates
College of DuPage
College of DuPage
Areas of study you may find at College of DuPage include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Consumer Sciences
- Fabric and Fashion Consultant
- Geography and Cartography
- Human Services and Social Services
- Liberal Arts, General Studies, and Humanities
- Social Sciences
Degree Levels:
Courses- Diploma Programs
- Associates
Academy of Art University
Academy of Art University
Areas of study you may find at Academy of Art University include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Consumer Sciences
- Fabric and Fashion Consultant
- Human Services and Social Services
Degree Levels:
Courses Graduate- Masters
- Associates
- Bachelors
University of Maryland Global Campus
Areas of study you may find at University of Maryland Global Campus include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Government
- History and Social Studies
- Human Services and Social Services
- Liberal Arts, General Studies, and Humanities
- Social Sciences
Degree Levels:
Graduate- Doctorate
- Masters
- Bachelors
Stanford University
Areas of study you may find at Stanford University include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Area and Cultural Studies
- Gender and Ethnic Studies
- Government
- History and Social Studies
- Liberal Arts, General Studies, and Humanities
- Philosophy
- Public Admin.
- Religion
- Social Sciences
Degree Levels:
Graduate- Doctorate
- First-Professional Degree
- Masters
- Bachelors
Harvard University
Areas of study you may find at Harvard University include:
Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Humanities- Area and Cultural Studies
- Gender and Ethnic Studies
- Government
- History and Social Studies
- Liberal Arts, General Studies, and Humanities
- Philosophy
- Public Admin.
- Religion
- Social Sciences
- Theological and Ministerial Studies
Degree Levels:
Graduate- Doctorate
- First-Professional Degree
- Masters
- Post-Bachelor Degree Certificate
- Associates
- Bachelors
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