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Perhaps you envision designing clothing for a fashion brand or gowns that
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Maybe it’s creating the interior of a
home or an entire hotel. It could be
working on a movie poster or a movie
set that you’ve envisioned down to the
last detail or managing a creative team.
Perhaps it’s globe-hopping
to spot trends for a major
fashion company or to oversee the launch of your clothing line. When you pursue
your passion, your chances
of success are greater because you’re going to work
hard doing what you love.
#Fact: I read every email that I get
from @FIDM!
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San Francisco
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If yes, with whom?_______________________________________________________
Careers that I’m interested in:
Graphic Designer
Beauty Product Developer
Fashion Designer
Business Owner
3-D Modeler/Animator
Entertainment Set Designer
Buyer
Public Relations Manager
Footwear Designer
Event Coordinator
Film & TV Wardrobe Designer
Social Media Manager
Interior Designer
Trend Analyst
Other information I’m interested in:
Scholarships and financial aid
Visual Communications students creating a
video for a class project.
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Visual Effects Artist
Merchandise Planner
Jewelry Designer
Digital Media Producer
Textile Designer
Fashion Stylist
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Menswear Designer
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A Fashion Knitwear Design student uses a knitting machine.
To succeed, you need the right
industry connections. And those
connections are at FIDM.
Student work by Jewelry
Design student Min Kim
Graphic Design student giving an
in-class presentation of his work.
Collection by Advanced Fashion
Design student Lacey Osberg
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FIDM: YOUR “IN” TO THE INDUSTRY.
FIDM is more than a college.
It’s the starting point to building
a career in the industry.
What Does “The Industry”
Mean?
Members of the Entertainment and
Fashion industries have long felt a
special uniqueness and they affectionately refer to themselves as “The
Industry.” The term encompasses the
people and companies who design,
manufacture, and create fashion,
interior design, and entertainmentrelated products and services.
The Industry Helps Develop
The Curriculum.
Tim Gunn, Diane von Furstenberg,
Emanuel Ungaro, and Fred Segal are
just some of the industry giants on our
Advisory Board. They have an unwavering commitment to FIDM, keeping us
up to date on changing trends and community needs, so our curriculum stays
ahead of the curve.
A Visual Communications student styles a
model for a photoshoot.
We were founded with one
single-minded focus: that
everything at FIDM is industry
driven. It’s as simple as that.
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Pros From The Industry
Teach At FIDM.
Our instructors are industry professionals, unmatched in their expertise
and commitment to training a new
generation of creative professionals.
They bring experience, relevance, and
real-world solutions to the classroom.
FIDM Students are great. They
The Industry Provides
Mentorship to Students.
Talk about a foot in the door. FIDM
Students are paired with world-class
Industry Partners who provide:
mentorship; access to a wealth of
knowledge and valuable networking
connections through classroom projects; visiting lecturers, sponsorships,
and exclusive scholarships.
take part in our business from the
beginning and we reward them.
Seventy-five percent of last year’s
interns were offered full-time
positions.” —Stacy Mahlstedt,
Manager of Talent, Charlotte Russe
The Industry Is The
Source For Part-Time Jobs
And Internships.
The Industry Needs
Professional Talent.
Industry leaders know that when they
hire FIDM Graduates, they’re hiring
professionals who have the necessary
skills to get started immediately. That’s
why they value our alumni. Companies
seek out FIDM Graduates, and the Career Center posts over 27,000 industry
jobs a year.
From the first day of class, FIDM
Students are integrated into a network
of industry connections. Internships
and part-time jobs give students crucial
hands-on experience, and our highly
committed Career Advisors work with
students to find work that builds their
resumes and prepares them for the job
market. Because we have established
relationships with top fashion companies, movie and television studios, and
advertising agencies, our students have
exclusive access to some of the top student opportunities in the industry.
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THE FIDM ADVANTAGE.
FIDM is a college like no other
because of our established
relationships with our industry
partners.
Executives from JUICY COUTURE, GUESS,
MATTEL, and DISNEY are guest speakers at
FIDM and mentor our students.
FIDM Film & TV Costume Design
Students collaborate with AFI FILM
STUDENTS on their Master’s Thesis films.
FIDM Entertainment Set Design &
Decoration Students work as INTERNS
ON THE SETS OF TELEVISION SHOWS and FIDM
Instructors have won Emmys® for
production design.
FIDM Footwear Design Students
TRAVEL TO ITALY for a Study Tour, meeting
with footwear executives and visiting
manufacturing facilities.
Gown by Advanced Fashion Design student Clay Sadler
The Graphic Design program
specializes in the fashion and entertainment industries, and FIDM Students
have won the HOLLYWOOD REPORTER’S KEY ART
STUDENT AWARDS.
The FIDM Los Angeles campus
is located in the heart of
the historic Fashion District.
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FIDM Interior Design Students starred
in HGTV’s DESIGN SCHOOL , designed
Downtown Los Angeles lofts, helped
to renovate the Boys & Girls Club
of Venice, and designed unique
playhouses that were auctioned off for
Orange County’s Project Playhouse to
benefit homeless families.
Sketch by Interior Design students Kristine Brown and
Jessica Comingore
FIDM International Manufacturing
& Product Development Students TRAVEL
TO EUROPE to study trends AND ALSO TRAVEL
TO ASIA to comprehensively understand
the sourcing and production cycle.
FIDM Merchandise Marketing
Students spend one-on-one time with
our RETAIL PARTNERS and get inside access
to their outlets and showrooms.
FIDM’s 12,000 square foot FASHION DISTRICT
LOFT simulates an apparel production
facility, so students learn in a real-world
environment.
IMPD students travel to Asia as part of their coursework.
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THE FIDM FORMULA: IT WORKS.
We’re often asked, “Is there a formula for making it in the industry?”
And you know what? There is. It’s not a magic potion that turns grads
into instant stars, but a tried and true blueprint for success –
if students are willing to do the work.
FIDM Coursework
Classes at FIDM offer practical, hands-on
learning – not just theory.
An Ed Hardy representative networking with a
student at FIDM.
COMPLETING THE FIDM COURSEWORK +
INTERNING & WORKING WITHIN THE INDUSTRY +
NETWORKING +
UTILIZING FIDM’S STAFF & RESOURCES =
A student working in a Jewelry Design class
SUCCESS
Networking
Interning And Working
Within The Industry
This is huge. Internships let students
try out different businesses and positions. Part-time jobs build a resume.
They provide exposure. And they can
lead to jobs after graduation.
Our students have plenty of opportunities to meet FIDM Alumni and potential
employers at networking events. Industry leaders come to our Job Fairs and
Open Portfolio Days because they know
FIDM Students have the talent and
education they prize. And with FIDM
Alumni Chapters in 14 countries, the
scope of our network extends to every
part of the globe.
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FIDM’s Staff & Resources
A dedicated team of professionals is
here to help students succeed in every
way:
ADMISSIONS ADVISORS help students identify strengths and interests so they
choose the right major.
SCHOLARSHIP ADVISORS work one-on-one
with students to apply for financial aid.
THE FIDM LIBRARY STAFF provides students
with exclusive access to materials and
industry resources for completing their
class projects.
CAREER ADVISORS help students choose a
personal career direction, and then find
a job. The advisor remains a contact
for the student even after graduation
to assist the student with job inquiries
and career advice.
An Advisor at FIDM helps students choose the
right major.
My advisor was hugely helpful
in telling me more about the
programs and helping me find
the perfect fit.” —Hallie Fisher,
Merchandise Product Development
Student
Our number one focus is
helping students succeed at
FIDM and beyond.
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WHAT OPTIONS DO FIDM DEGREES OFFER YOU?
FIDM’s degree programs are structured to give students options, because
everyone’s needs are different. How quickly do you want to begin working
full-time in the industry? How many courses do you want to take?
Do you want to graduate in two years and start working right away, or stay
four years to complete a Bachelor’s Degree? Whatever your goal, FIDM
has a program to help meet it.
It Starts With A 2-Year
Associate Of Arts Degree.
Students are first accepted into one
of our specialized Associate of Arts
degree programs. FIDM’s 2-year degree
curriculum is intense, concentrated,
and rewarding. You’ll be challenged
to live up to your greatest potential,
so you can enter the global market as
a highly trained professional ready to
make a contribution.
2-Year Associate of Arts Degree Majors:
• Apparel Industry Management
• Beauty Industry Merchandising & Marketing
• Digital Media
• Fashion Design
• Fashion Knitwear Design
• Graphic Design (Branding and Entertainment Options)
• Interior Design
• Jewelry Design
• Merchandise Marketing
• Merchandise Product Development
(Merchandising & Design and Technical Design Options)
• Textile Design
• Visual Communications
To download the Gainful Employment Disclosures,
go to fidm.edu/gainfulemploymentdisclosures.
FIDM Students receive individual attention from instructors.
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After 2 Years, You Have
Choices.
OPTION 1: Graduate and begin working
full-time in the industry. If you’re eager
to begin working full-time in the industry, this option is for you. You’ve earned
your Associate of Arts degree, and your
industry-driven education has allowed
you to hit the ground running from your
first day on the job.
OPTION 2: Continue one more year at
FIDM for an Associate of Arts
Advanced Study Degree. Want to learn
more? These Advanced Study Degree
programs develop specialized expertise
in your area of study, or a related field.
Advanced Study Degree Programs:
• Beauty Industry Management
• Entertainment Set Design & Decoration
• Fashion Design
• Film & TV Costume Design
• Footwear Design
• International Manufacturing &
Product Development
• Menswear
• Textile Production & Development
• Theatre Costume Design
OPTION 3: Continue two more years at
FIDM for a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Business Management. Whether your
focus is in fashion, interiors, design, or
entertainment, FIDM’s Bachelor of Science
degree program offers you the opportunity
to develop the necessary advanced skills
and knowledge to run a business.
This four-year B.S. degree prepares you
to successfully:
• Launch your own business venture or run an existing company.
• Utilize analytical, planning, and man-
agement tools.
• Navigate the global business
environment.
• Lead and manage effectively.
• Develop innovative solutions to
business problems.
None of those “regular” colleges
were able to inspire me and do
for me what FIDM did. That’s
why I came back to FIDM to get
my Bachelor’s.” —Claudia Portillo,
FIDM Student
Advanced Fashion Design student Kamelia Stojanikova
with her DEBUT collection.
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WHAT IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A DEGREE?
If you already have a degree
from another 2-year or 4-year
college, you have great choices
at FIDM.
Students with a prior degree have the
added option of enrolling in one of
FIDM’s Professional Designation
Programs, which are intensive study
programs in one of the college’s
specialized majors, culminating in an
Associate of Arts degree.
Professional Designation Degree Programs:
• Apparel Industry Management
• Beauty Industry Merchandising & Marketing
• Digital Media
• Fashion Design
• Fashion Knitwear Design
• Graphic Design (Branding and Entertainment Options)
• Interior Design
• Jewelry Design
• Merchandise Marketing
•Merchandise Product Development
Collection by Advanced Fashion Design student Julia Nish
(Merchandising & Design and Technical Design Options)
• Textile Design
• Visual Communications
To find out more about FIDM
majors, go to FIDM.edu.
Digital Media student working on a project
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Some Of The Colleges Our
Students Attended Before
Coming To FIDM
• Academy of Art • Arizona State University
• Boston University
• California State University Long Beach
• Cornell University
• Fashion Institute of Technology
• Florida State University
• Glendale Community College • Moore College of Art and Design
• Occidental College
• Otis College of Art and Design
• Pasadena City College
• Parsons
• Pepperdine University
• Rhode Island School of Design
• Santa Monica Community College
• School of Art Institute of Chicago
• Stanford University
• UC Berkeley
• UCLA
• UC San Diego
• UC Santa Barbara
• San Diego State University
• San Jose State University
• University of Phoenix
• University of San Francisco
and many more...
Textile Design class
After four years at a previous
college I thought my portfolio
was great, but after one
year at FIDM, my portfolio is
phenomenal!” —Erin Krenski,
transferred
from Moore College of Art
& Design, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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MEET SOME RECENTLY ACCEPTED STUDENTS.
Five future FIDM Students share
why FIDM is the right choice for them.
Kristine Taylan Bueta
Merchandise Product Development
Student Kristine “Wobz” Taylan Bueta
is an accomplished dancer who appeared on Season 2 and 3 of Randy
Jackson’s America’s Best Dance Crew.
She hopes to one day move to the
Philippines and design her own line.
Kristiine Taylan Bueta
FIDM is the only school that offers
Merchandise Product Development as a major. I know that FIDM
will prepare me for a career in
fashion because the curriculum
Brianna Albert
is geared to the industry and also
created by the people who are
successful in the industry.”
I completed both the Merchandise Product Development and
Brianna Albert
Merchandise Marketing entrance
Just Accepted Merchandise Marketing
student Brianna Albert enjoys reading
books and magazines on fashion and
her hobbies include styling and watching old movies while paying close attention to the fashion trends of the past.
projects. I felt the most connected
to the Merchandise Marketing
project, where I styled four of my
friends, made up a store name,
and wrote a customer description
of my store.”
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Jennifer Mills
Jennifer Mills, a Recenty Accepted
Jewelry Design Student who will attend
the O.C. campus, is a U.S. Air Force
veteran who served in two wars and
traveled the world. She already designs
jewelry and hopes to turn her passion
into a career with the help of FIDM.
Jennifer Mills
“I love the beauty of the school.
I love how creative all the majors
are. I love that it’s a specialized
college for these kinds of industries. Every time I’m at FIDM
Orange County I feel so inspired
and motivated, it just feels like
I expect
to gain
not only
home. This is where I belong!”
Marissa Guccione
the best education
from FIDM, but also
the skills to be suc–
cessful in my career.”
Marissa Guccione
Recently Accepted Interior Design Student Marissa
Guccione has wanted to be an Interior Designer since
the age of eight. As a child she visited model homes and
practiced designing homes using computer software.
My goal is to work with the
companies that I loved growing
up such as Vans, Enjoi Skateboarding, Girl Skateboards, and
The Cartoon Network.”
Hugo Salvadore
Hugo Salvadore
Recently Accepted Graphic Design
Student Hugo Salvadore is already
working as a freelance designer and
designs his own T-shirts.
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FIDM STREET STYLE.
FIDM Students love the opportunity to get
creative in every aspect of their lives – and
that includes what they wear to class.
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Every time I walk onto the
campus, I feel this indescribable
vibe.” —Lenora Brown, Recently
Accepted FIDM Student
To see more FIDM Street Style,
visit Flickr.com/FIDM.
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HOW TO GET STARTED.
Now that you know what it takes to begin pursuing your dreams,
find out what it’s like to live them. Call an Advisor at 800.624.1200
to request our booklets Living It and Working It and see what real
students and alumni have to say about FIDM. We think you’ll find
the booklets informative and inspiring.
FaSHIoN INSTITUTE oF DESIgN & MERCHaNDISINg
Living It
THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Advanced Fashion Design class
FIDM offers connections that
last a lifetime. From FIDM’s
experienced staff to the seemingly never-ending resources,
you just don’t get any better.
The fact that FIDM’s four campuses are located in California’s
hottest cities is just the cherry
on top.” —Stacy Tam, Recently
Accepted Interior Design Student
Beauty Industry Merchandising & Marketing students
use the perfume “organ” to learn about fragrance.
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TELL ME MORE...
LET’S BEGIN WITH YOUR PASSION.
Do you love fashion? Drawing?
@ansmos
Today’s Date_______/_______/_____________________________________
Anna Moscoso
Movies? Editing your own videos?
Or the idea of starting your own
Male
Female
Name ________________________________________________________
Last
Done with my meeting at @FIDM.
I’m actually excited to go to college now!:)
business?
First
Mailing Address_________________________________________________
City_______________________________State______Zip_______________
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Advanced Costume Design student Amanda
Gregory with her designs at DEBUT
@SirrZach
Isaac Martinez
Perhaps you envision designing clothing for a fashion brand or gowns that
stars will model on the red carpet.
Maybe it’s creating the interior of a
home or an entire hotel. It could be
working on a movie poster or a movie
set that you’ve envisioned down to the
last detail or managing a creative team.
Perhaps it’s globe-hopping
to spot trends for a major
fashion company or to oversee the launch of your clothing line. When you pursue
your passion, your chances
of success are greater because you’re going to work
hard doing what you love.
#Fact: I read every email that I get
from @FIDM!
Campus of interest:
San Francisco
Los Angeles
800.422.3436
800.624.1200
Orange County
888.974.3436
San Diego
800.243.3436
I would like to receive emails from FIDM about Trends, Majors, Events, College Life, and
related topics.
I would like to receive emails from Fashion Club about Fashion, Careers, Celebrity Style,
and related topics.
To find out more about FIDM
go to FIDM.edu
or call 800.624.1200
Have you spoken with an Advisor located at one of the FIDM campuses?
No
If yes, with whom?_______________________________________________________
Careers that I’m interested in:
Graphic Designer
Beauty Product Developer
Fashion Designer
Business Owner
3-D Modeler/Animator
Entertainment Set Designer
Buyer
Public Relations Manager
Footwear Designer
Event Coordinator
Film & TV Wardrobe Designer
Social Media Manager
Interior Designer
Trend Analyst
Other information I’m interested in:
Scholarships and financial aid
Visual Communications students creating a
video for a class project.
Yes
Visual Effects Artist
Merchandise Planner
Jewelry Designer
Digital Media Producer
Textile Designer
Fashion Stylist
Visual Arts Director
Menswear Designer
European Study Tours
The information you enter on this form will never be rented or sold to anyone.
Students networking with FIDM Alumni at Career Connections
Come in for a Campus Tour at 12:15 p.m. Monday-Friday (and some Saturdays).
It's also a great time to meet with an Advisor.
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Campuses:
Orange County
55 Stockton Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
415.675.5200 • 800.422.3436
17590 Gillette Avenue
Irvine, CA 92614
949.851.6200 • 888.974.3436
350 10th Avenue, 3rd Floor
San Diego, CA 92101
619.235.2049 • 800.243.3436
San Francisco
919 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90015
213.624.1201 • 800.624.1200
San Diego
Los Angeles
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Do you love fashion? Drawing?
@ansmos
Today’s Date_______/_______/_____________________________________
Anna Moscoso
Movies? Editing your own videos?
Or the idea of starting your own
Male
Female
Name ________________________________________________________
Last
Done with my meeting at @FIDM.
I’m actually excited to go to college now!:)
business?
First
Mailing Address_________________________________________________
City_______________________________State______Zip_______________
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Advanced Costume Design student Amanda
Gregory with her designs at DEBUT
@SirrZach
Isaac Martinez
Perhaps you envision designing clothing for a fashion brand or gowns that
stars will model on the red carpet.
Maybe it’s creating the interior of a
home or an entire hotel. It could be
working on a movie poster or a movie
set that you’ve envisioned down to the
last detail or managing a creative team.
Perhaps it’s globe-hopping
to spot trends for a major
fashion company or to oversee the launch of your clothing line. When you pursue
your passion, your chances
of success are greater because you’re going to work
hard doing what you love.
#Fact: I read every email that I get
from @FIDM!
Campus of interest:
San Francisco
Los Angeles
800.422.3436
800.624.1200
Orange County
888.974.3436
San Diego
800.243.3436
I would like to receive emails from FIDM about Trends, Majors, Events, College Life, and
related topics.
I would like to receive emails from Fashion Club about Fashion, Careers, Celebrity Style,
and related topics.
To find out more about FIDM
go to FIDM.edu
or call 800.624.1200
Have you spoken with an Advisor located at one of the FIDM campuses?
No
If yes, with whom?_______________________________________________________
Careers that I’m interested in:
Graphic Designer
Beauty Product Developer
Fashion Designer
Business Owner
3-D Modeler/Animator
Entertainment Set Designer
Buyer
Public Relations Manager
Footwear Designer
Event Coordinator
Film & TV Wardrobe Designer
Social Media Manager
Interior Designer
Trend Analyst
Other information I’m interested in:
Scholarships and financial aid
Visual Communications students creating a
video for a class project.
Yes
Visual Effects Artist
Merchandise Planner
Jewelry Designer
Digital Media Producer
Textile Designer
Fashion Stylist
Visual Arts Director
Menswear Designer
European Study Tours
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Students networking with FIDM Alumni at Career Connections
Come in for a Campus Tour at 12:15 p.m. Monday-Friday (and some Saturdays).
It's also a great time to meet with an Advisor.
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