Name: Fashion Institute of Technology
Location: New York, NY
Type: 4-year, Public
Year Founded: 1944
Tuition and Fees (Fall 2007): In-state: $3,732; Out-of-state: $10,316
Total enrollment (Fall 2006): 10,010
Undergraduate enrollment: 9,825
Undergraduate applicants (Fall 2007): 3,873
Percentage admitted: 42.8%
Graduation rate: 49%
Sports Nickname: Tigers
Official Web site: Fitnyc.edu
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ARTICLES ABOUT THE FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Vivienne Westwood’s Vision Is Celebrated: Front Row
A museum exhibition features the designer’s influential looks from the 1980s.
March 16, 2011Paying Homage to Japan’s Raw Edges
An exhibition at the Fashion Institute of Technology traces the Japanese influence on runways and urban streets.
October 7, 2010Paterson Pick for Board Lacks Requirement
Beverly S. Mack, named a trustee of one of New York’s best-known state schools, is not a city resident.
April 2, 2010Almost a Century of Stylish Shoe Leather
The Delman shoe brand, once a custom legend, will be the subject of a special exhibit.
February 17, 2010Disaster Coverage Without Having to Roll Up the Sleeves
Viewers tuned into CNN’s coverage of the earthquake in Haiti were bound to be struck by the appearance of correspondents who looked like bendable action dolls.
January 24, 2010Mixing Art and Technology, and Finding Empowerment
Nazaury Delgado struggled in high school until a change in attitude led him to create digital artwork, for which he won a scholarship to attend college.
January 10, 2010Charles Kleibacker, Fashion Designer, Dies at 88
Mr. Kleibacker was a former fashion designer whose taste for intricately constructed gowns gave him the nickname Master of the Bias in the 1960s.
January 8, 2010Where Too Much Is Never Enough (and Black Is Still the New Black)
The gloom and doom can be overpowering in “Gothic: Dark Glamour” at the Museum at F.I.T., but it’s impossible to upstage the clothes.
December 19, 2008Portfolio Prep
Getting a portfolio ready for admittance to a visual arts program.
November 2, 2008Anything but White
Maxwell Tielman mixed hand-me-downs with vigorous bargain-hunting to decorate his railroad flat in Brooklyn.
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