How do you get into the Fashion Institue of Technology Advertising and Marketing Communications program?

July 28, 2009 on 9:12 am | By advertising | In advertising |

I understand that they don’t take you SAT scores, so would I have to create a portfolio? How does the admissions process work because I’ve found that they only accept about 40% of their applicants.
I understand that they don’t look at your SAT scores, so would I have to create a portfolio? How does the admissions process work because I’ve found that they only accept about 40% of their applicants. Also, I feel like at this school I wouldn’t get the complete ‘college experience’, is there any way that I could attend FIT after I graduate from a 4-year University for a Masters degree or something?

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  1. FIT has a fairly informative web site, and information about the application process. If you read it, you will find that the portfolio requirement is only for art and design students. It is not required for the Advertising and Marketing Communications program.

    How do i get admitted: http://fitnyc.edu/html/admissions/HowDoIGetAdmitted/index.html

    and while they don’t consider SAT’s for acceptance, they do look at them for placement (English and Math curriculum) purposes. http://fitnyc.edu/html/admissions/HowDoIGetAdmitted/index.html

    If you wanted to get a degree elsewhere and return to study at FIT they offer courses and certificates through the School of Continuing and Professional Studies
    http://fitnyc.edu/aspx/Content.aspx?menu=Future:SchoolsAndPrograms:SchoolOfContinuingAndProfessionalStudies

    As for what counts as a complete ‘college experience’ well, that is your personal choice.

    Comment by PiggiePants — July 28, 2009 #

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