FASHION MERCHANDISING IN NEW YORK

Program Details

Fashion Merchandising

Course: FM 4320 - Fashion Merchandising in Domestic Markets

CRN: 39957

Instructor: Kasia Romo

Email: KK18814@txstate.edu

Course Dates:

Travel: January 9 - 14, 2024

This program includes pre-program orientation meetings on the Texas State University campus in the Fall 2023 semester.

This program will meet for class on the Texas State University campus during the Spring 2024 semester, and will also include a six-day field trip to study fashion merchandising in New York City in January 2024.

Study In America Experience

As part of the program experience, students get an in-depth look at the fashion industry, learn from industry professionals, and witness how this multifaceted industry offers exciting careers within merchandising, wholesale, styling, trend, and retail analytics. Students have the opportunity to incorporate real-world situations into experience and witness and practice critical concepts that are relevant to their Fashion Merchandising degree.

Assignments and seminars focus on the key forces driving change in the retail industry, focusing on trends that will matter most. Students also have the opportunity to build upon future partnerships and mentoring relationships, as well as explore internship opportunities for the future.

Program includes:

6 day/5-night visit in a Deluxe Hotel with shuttle service to/from the airport
2-day visit with key industry leaders in the Fashion Industry in collaboration with Banson NYC
Banson NYC Orientation
1 Group Dinner
Ticket to a famous Broadway Show
7-Day Metro Card
Attendance at the NRF Student Program, including the NRF Big Show and the opportunity to get exposure to retail decision-makers
Retail Brand Tours and Talks

Admission is selective, and space is limited.

Costs TUITION & FEES: $922.08 financial aid eligible

Undergraduate Rate
3 Hour (1 Course)
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NOTE:
All university policies regarding installments, course drops, and refunds apply. Billed through SBS Office.

+ PROGRAM FEE: $2,150 financial aid eligible

Includes Lodging, Some Group Meals, Some transportation, & Some Fees

OTHER EXPENSES NOT INCLUDED IN PROGRAM FEE:
Airfare, meals, entry fees, and personal items

APPLICATION PROCESS

Follow these steps to enroll.

STEP 1

Complete SIA Student Application

STEP 2

Complete Approval Request to
Travel during an Ongoing Pandemic form

STEP 3

Applications are reviewed by the Program Director & OXP

STEP 4 - REGISTER

OXP notifies student with registration directions

ELIGIBILITY

Participants must be accepted juniors or seniors in good academic standing in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences.

Space is currently limited to up to 18 students.

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REGISTERING FOR COURSES

You must register for your course through the Student Information System/CatsWeb during the regular University registration period.

For more information about the content of the program, please contact Ms. Kasia Romo

For questions about applying/registering, please contact ONLINE AND EXTENDED PROGRAMS.

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Course Information
- Course Description
  
  FM 4320. Fashion Merchandising in Domestic Markets.
  An on-site study of domestic fashion market centers. Course examines the design, production, and distribution of fashion products and services at various market levels. Repeatable for credit with different emphasis.
  3 Credit Hours. 3 Lecture Contact Hours. 0 Lab Contact Hours.
  Course Attribute(s): Exclude from 3-peat Processing
  Grade Mode: Standard Letter
- Tuition and Fee Costs
  
  For more information related to Tuition & Fees, please visit the following pages:
  
  ODEL- Costs | Student Business Services
Drop and Refund Policy
- Course Tuition Refund
  
  Drop Refund - Refunds for a dropped extension course are given according to university policy for regular university courses on campus. Refer to the Registrar's Web site for more information.
- Program Fee Refund
  Students are able to receive a refund on the Program Fee that falls within this refund schedule. This is separate from the refund deadlines associated with tuition costs.
  The following policy applies to students that drop/withdraw from the course/program -
  - 100% of the Program Fee is Refundable '45' days prior to the course start date.
  - 70% of the Program Fee is Refundable '44' days prior to the course start date.
  - 50% of the Program Fee is Refundable after the first start date of the course.
  Students that cannot complete the program and would like to appeal the refund policy, please contact the SIA Coordinator, for more assistance. Please note: the course start date is not the first day of travel.
Covid-19 Travel Information
- Travel / Health Insurance
  
  If you are planning to participate in a Texas State Study in America Program you have access to On Call International, which provides medical and travel assistance services. This service is a great benefit in the event you need help while participating in the program.
- New York City and State Requirements
  
  Currently, New York City does not require vaccination or masks in all public indoor spaces. However, individual businesses may require vaccination or masks to enter. Visit NYC Health's COVID-19 page for further information. New York State still requires masks on public transit. Visit New York State's COVID-19 page for further information.
Study in America FAQ
- I receive financial aid, what does it cover?
  
  Depending on your financial aid eligibility, it may cover tuition, fees, and the program fee. The only cost for students is the expenses in the non-program fee such as airfare, personal meals, etc.
- Is Study in America similar to Education Aboard?
  
  It is! Both programs provide a travel aspect to the course offering. Study in America focuses on domestic destinations, shorter traveling periods, and is more cost-efficient for the student.