Alex Cristofoli is a first-year student in LIM College's Fashion Marketing bachelor's degree program. In this Q&A, she speaks about the many opportunities she's already found through LIM and why she loves going to school in New York City.
Ava began her college career at Parsons School of Design. Deciding she desired more industry-based classes and hands-on learning, she transferred to LIM College as an online Fashion Marketing major, with aspirations to go into PR and marketing or start her own fashion line.
Located in California, Rhianna DiGiaimo transferred into LIM’s online BBA program in Fashion Marketing. Thanks to the curriculum’s emphasis on practical skills in the industry, she was able to secure a promotion at her job in just six months.
Though they are both important components of the fashion industry, Fashion Merchandising and Fashion Marketing are two distinct disciplines, each with its own unique focus and scope. LIM College in NYC offers degree programs in Fashion Merchandising and Fashion Marketing on both the bachelor’s and master’s level and these programs can be completed on campus or online.
Advisory Board Spotlight: Lauren Gallo ’09, Senior Director, Brand Marketing Creative, Nike
John Keane teaches online and on-campus courses at LIM College. He has more than three decades of experience with major media companies such as Time Inc., Conde Nast, and Bloomberg, and he has held senior-level marketing positions at GQ, Gourmet and People magazines.
Accreditation of Business Programs Reaffirmed by ACBSP.
Alumni Spotlight: Maya Colop-Morales
Content Director, Americas, Financial Times
Anna Bennudriti (’04), Senior Director of Analytics and Customer Acquisition, Belk