Are you a people watcher? Can you spot the latest trends and have a head for marketing? If so, a career in fashion merchandising may be for you. Fashion Merchandise and Product Development Programs prepare students for careers in the rapidly expanding areas of merchandising brand, and product management. Emphasis in the curriculum is placed on preparing students for engineering products that satisfy a target customer's priorities and needs while making a profit.

Programs vary in length depending on your school of choice. Admissions councilors will assist you with course descriptions, enrollment, pricing, financial aid, and housing if needed.

The following schools offer training in the fashion industry. Request complimentary information, and speak with an admissions representative for more information about course lengths, curriculums, financial aid, job placement or any other questions or concerns that you might have.

Fashion Merchandising Schools - Become a fashion merchandiser in Connecticut

Gibbs College - Farmington - Fashion Design and Merchandising

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Fashion Merchandising Schools - Become a fashion merchandiser in Georgia

American Intercontinental University - Atlanta - Bachelor of Fine Arts Fashion Design - Fashion Des, Bachelor of Fine Arts Fashion Marketing and Design, Fashion Marketing and Design 1/4/2010 Start

Bauder College - Atlanta - Business Administration/Fashion Merchandising, Business Administration/Fashion Product Developmen, Fashion Design

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Fashion Merchandising Schools - Become a fashion merchandiser in Missouri

Sanford-Brown College - Hazelwood - Fashion Merchandising

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Fashion Merchandising Schools - Become a fashion merchandiser in New York

College of Westchester - White Plains - Fashion Retail Merchandising

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Fashion Merchandising Schools - Become a fashion merchandiser in Pennsylvania

Kaplan Career Institute - ICM Campus (Pittsburgh) - Business Admin./Fashion Merchandising

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