Pennsylvania Fashion Schools and Colleges

Artists from all facets of the industry can expect substantial increases in job prospects in Pennsylvania over the next several years - a sizeable 17% increase, to be exact. That's great news in a state already abundant in cultural and creative opportunities, from top museums to renowned musical and theatre performances throughout the commonwealth.

Pennsylvania's rich history and cultural diversity makes it a great place to study, while its low-cost of living, high energy professional and collegiate athletic programs, and endless recreational options make it a fantastic place to call home.

National Programs: The following schools are accepting students from across the country.

The Art Institutes

The Art Institutes

Bachelor's | Associate's | Certificate | Diploma

The Art Institutes offers associate, bachelor and certificate programs that specialize in fashion design, marketing and merchandising. With over 40 locations in major cities throughout North America, you’ll get the competitive edge to succeed as a creative professional - in your field of interest!

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The Art Institute of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA US

About: Founded by artist Philip Trachtman in 1971, the college became The Art Institute of Philadelphia in 1979. The Art Institute of Philadelphia occupies 1622 Chestnut Street, a building originally designed in 1928 as the CBS flagship radio station affiliate. Designated as a historical site by the Philadelphia Historical Commission, the Art Deco building became home to the college in 1982. Today, The Art Institute of Philadelphia has additional academic facilities at 1610 and 1510 Chestnut Street and 2300 Market Street. Request Information



About: Bradley Academy for the Visual Arts specializes in preparing artists and designers for careers in the world of design, communication and marketing. Bradley is committed to preparing you to build your career. You study every essential aspect of your field, learning under the guidance of professionals from the field and working on actual projects within the community. When you graduate with a Specialized Associate Degree or Diploma, you will be ready to start a rewarding career. Bradley Academy's curriculum embraces new technology while still emphasizing traditional skills and principles of art and design. Now, Bradley's Laptop Initiative is transforming the campus and helping graduates to become even better prepared for the new world of the professional visual artist. Bradley Academy is an accredited, two-year postsecondary school. Majors include Graphic Design, Multimedia Design, Web Design, Interior Design, Fashion Marketing, and Electronic Prepress Technology. Request Information



About: At The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, we understand that the creative process doesn't just happen. It takes time. It takes imagination. It takes practice. Art and design education that is grounded in the realities of the professional path you choose is the key to your beginning. And you're about to meet a world-class faculty that can help you get there. The Art Institute of Pittsburgh faculty is drawn from the ranks of industry and brings valuable professional experience into the classroom. They're all here for one important goal... to help you graduate and become part of the successful alumni network of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Request Information



About: What, exactly, is CoMAD, the College of Media Arts & Design? It's a place where you can learn creative problem solving. It's a place where you can earn degrees in professional areas, while also getting a broad liberal arts education. It's a place that helps its students enhance their own course of study through elective courses and minors. Through close personal advising, students get ongoing guidance to help navigate the sequence of professional and foundation courses and choose electives effectively. Cooperative education, up-to-date technology, the city of Philadelphia, and an emphasis on faculty-student interaction all combine to make CoMAD education uniquely fulfilling and exciting. The College's five departments offer nine programs leading to the Bachelor of Science degree, one program leading to the Bachelor of Architecture and four programs leading to the Master of Science degrees. Request Information