TOP WASHINGTON STATE FASHION COLLEGES

There are several fashion school options in Washington State- which one is right for you?

SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE SCHOOL OF APPAREL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

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The School of Apparel Design & Development located at Seattle Central College offers an AAS degree in Apparel Design & Development, along with skill development courses in sewing & apparel construction for 2-6 credits each. This school is located in the vibrant Capitol Hill neighborhood and is easily accessible via public transportation. This comprehensive, technical program will teach you the skills that you need to succeed in the fashion industry. Scholarships and financial aid are available.

Yearly estimated tuition cost: $5,070 (resident) - $11,000 (non-resident) before financial aid or scholarships. $255.18 - $765.54 per skill development course (depending on course).

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles | Washington State University

For students wanting a BA in Merchandising or Apparel Design, WSU is a great option. Located in Pullman, Washington State University’s Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles (AMDT) offers Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science degrees in AMDT, and participates in the Individual Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program. This is a great option for students looking to get a bachelor’s degree in rural Eastern Washington.

Yearly estimated tuition cost: $20,000 (resident) - $40,000 (non-resident) before financial aid and scholarships.

CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY APPAREL, TEXTILES, AND MERCHANDISING PROGRAM

Central Washington University | Apparel, Textiles, and Merchandising

Another great option for students wanting a degree in Apparel Design & Merchandising, the ATM program at CWU offers AA and BA options. Located in Ellensburg in rural Central Washington, this program is a more affordable choice than WSU.

Yearly estimated tuition cost: $9,000 (resident) - $26,000 (non-resident) before financial aid and scholarships.