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Academic Advisement Center

Marvin Feldman Center, Room C402, 212 217.3080

fitnyc.edu/advisementcenter

The Academic Advisement Center is designed to support the intellectual, psychological, and
social growth of students. Working collaboratively with the FIT community, the members of
the Advisement Center provide ongoing support to students while also maintaining continuous
communication with deans, chairs, and faculty to ensure that the most up-to-date advice and
information are being shared.

Beginning in the spring of 2013, students in select majors will be able to meet with an advisor in
the Advisement Center with additional majors added every semester. Until students in all majors
are served in the center, students can schedule a meeting with their departmental chair, an advisor
in the office of the registrar, or individual faculty members.

All students seeking advisement on liberal arts courses and minors are invited to visit the
Advisement Center. For more information, please visit the Advisement Center webpage at
fitnyc.edu/advisementcenter.

Curricula

TWO-YEAR ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

Sixteen programs leading to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree are offered, described
on Two-Year Associate Degree Programs (p. 83) pages. Majors are designed for full-time,
two-year students, but part-time and evening/weekend programs leading to the AAS degree are
available in some majors.

The 16 two-year associate degree programs are:

School of Art and Design

• Accessories Design


• Communication Design Foundation


• Fashion Design*


• Fine Arts


• Illustration


• Interior Design*


• Jewelry Design


• Menswear


• Photography


• Textile/Surface Design


• Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design

Jay and Patty Baker School of Business and Technology

• Advertising and Marketing Communications*


• Fashion Merchandising Management*


• Production Management: Fashion and Related Industries


• Textile Development and Marketing

School of Liberal Arts

• Film and Media

• Program takes in entering classes in both the fall and spring semesters.