How many years do you have to go to college if you wanna be a fashion designer
My cousin is a fashion designer, they have do 4 years formal course. She is in Italy.
You don't need college to become a fashion designer, but you do need talent, money, and a bit of luck. There is the Fashion Institute in NYC that you can learn from, but no formal education is required.
you have to take 7 quarters of schooling. i don't know what a quarter is but mostly you take 4 years of school to become a fashion designer.
you do not have to go to school to be a fashion designers but it would help to give you the tools you need.
A degree usually takes 3 or 4 years. However, just having a degree does not automatically make you a fashion designer, per se. It is extremely difficult to find employment in the fashion industry, especially as an apparel designer; It's not like going to law or med school where you're almost certain to find a job of some kind when you graduate.
My cousin is a fashion designer, they have do 4 years formal course. She is in Italy.
4 years
5 years
5 years.
You don't need college to become a fashion designer, but you do need talent, money, and a bit of luck. There is the Fashion Institute in NYC that you can learn from, but no formal education is required.
You have to stay in college or university for approximately four to nine years.
you have to take 7 quarters of schooling. i don't know what a quarter is but mostly you take 4 years of school to become a fashion designer.
I always thought it was min 4 yrs of college.
you do not have to go to school to be a fashion designers but it would help to give you the tools you need.
enough money to pay for 2-4 years of college.
The youngest fashion designer is 11 years old and her name is Cecilia Casini.
A degree usually takes 3 or 4 years. However, just having a degree does not automatically make you a fashion designer, per se. It is extremely difficult to find employment in the fashion industry, especially as an apparel designer; It's not like going to law or med school where you're almost certain to find a job of some kind when you graduate.