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The Fashion Institute of Technology does not require SAT or ACT test scores for most applicants.

FIT interests me because of its innovative and rigorous classes, as well as the engaging student community. I'm a perfect candidate for FIT because I have taken the most challenging classes I could in my high school. This has prepared me to succeed in FIT's classes.

To be considered for admission to a major in the School of Art and Design, you must submit a portfolio for evaluation by FIT faculty members. Below you will find the specific portfolio requirements for your chosen major. Only art and design applicants should submit a portfolio.

Admission to FIT is selective. All applicants—full-time, part-time or in the evening/weekend degree program—must meet the same admission standards. Candidates are evaluated based on class rank, grades in college, preparatory coursework, and a student essay. We generally consider applicants with a strong B average.

You must provide a resume or CV that includes your employment and professional history in reverse chronological order, with titles, dates, noting part-time or full-time experience.

We encourage you to use the essay to tell us more about yourself. Make your essay compelling and relevant to your application. In other words, tell us how your experiences have prepared you to commit to your chosen major at FIT. Feel free to include all activities and accomplishments in which you take pride.

We encourage you to use the essay to tell us more about yourself. Make your essay compelling and relevant to your application. In other words, tell us how your experiences have prepared you to commit to your chosen major at FIT. Feel free to include all activities and accomplishments in which you take pride.

After receiving the initial confirmation from FIT, you will receive a second email providing an individualized link to submit your essay, and, if you are a transfer student, a list of your in-progress courses. Your essay should answer the following questions: What makes you a perfect candidate for FIT?

The Fashion Institute of Technology does not require SAT or ACT test scores for most applicants.

FIT interests me because of its innovative and rigorous classes, as well as the engaging student community. I'm a perfect candidate for FIT because I have taken the most challenging classes I could in my high school. This has prepared me to succeed in FIT's classes.

To be considered for admission to a major in the School of Art and Design, you must submit a portfolio for evaluation by FIT faculty members. Below you will find the specific portfolio requirements for your chosen major. Only art and design applicants should submit a portfolio.

Admission to FIT is selective. All applicants—full-time, part-time or in the evening/weekend degree program—must meet the same admission standards. Candidates are evaluated based on class rank, grades in college, preparatory coursework, and a student essay. We generally consider applicants with a strong B average.

You must provide a resume or CV that includes your employment and professional history in reverse chronological order, with titles, dates, noting part-time or full-time experience.

We encourage you to use the essay to tell us more about yourself. Make your essay compelling and relevant to your application. In other words, tell us how your experiences have prepared you to commit to your chosen major at FIT. Feel free to include all activities and accomplishments in which you take pride.

We encourage you to use the essay to tell us more about yourself. Make your essay compelling and relevant to your application. In other words, tell us how your experiences have prepared you to commit to your chosen major at FIT. Feel free to include all activities and accomplishments in which you take pride.

After receiving the initial confirmation from FIT, you will receive a second email providing an individualized link to submit your essay, and, if you are a transfer student, a list of your in-progress courses. Your essay should answer the following questions: What makes you a perfect candidate for FIT?