Are there career options in fashion blogging or media after completing this course from CU?
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After graduating from CU's Fashion Design program, student can explore media and blogging careers as part of the Fashion industry.Skills in styling, trend analysis, photography, and digital design allow graduates to manage fashion page, contribute to online magazines, or even work as freelance bloggers and influencer. CU's emphasis on practical exposure through workshops, exhibitions, and collaborations with brands makes it easier to gain content ideas and professional experience. Many alumni have successfully combined their design knowledge with media skills to build careers in fashion PR, marketing, and digital content creation, so i
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Yes, there are definitely opportunities in fashion blogging and media after completing B.Design in Fashion from CU. Many students use the skills they learn in designing, styling, and digital tools to create content for blogs, YouTube channels, or social media platforms.CU also encourages students to participate in fashion shows, exhibitions, and workshops, which helps build a portfolio that can attract media-related jobs.You cab work as a fashion content creator, social media manager for fashion brands, or a fashion journalist.The exposure to events, trends, and industry professionals during the course helps in understanding how fashio
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STEM, Business, Law and Medicine are the standout options. An idea of the best courses at Columbia Uni can also be taken from the rankings given by Shiksha to its courses, on a national level:
| Course | Rank in the US |
|---|---|
| MArch | #4 |
| MIM | #5 |
| MBA or PGDM | #5 |
| LLM | #6 |
| MA | #6 |
India had around 1,241 students at Columbia, by Fall 2024, the second the largest international community of students, behind only China (6,463). Of these, around 72 were enrolled in UG, 1,153 in graduate, and 16 in non-degree courses at Columbia Uni.
Not if you go by their overall university rankings. While both rank in and around the top 10 universities in the country, Harvard (#2) ranks well ahead of Columbia (#10), in national level rankings, given by Shiksha.
Though Harvard offers more course options, and overall brand recognition, Columbia is considered by many as the better of the two for its Engineering courses, something Harvard is not known for.
Getting into Columbia can be hard but as an Indian student you can get in if you follow some basic steps of the Columbia University application process, take a look -
- First things first, start by registering yourself on the application portal
- Then, you would have to put your personal details and a really good essay on why Columbia?
- Now, upload all the required documents and pay the Columbia application fee
- At the last, all you can do is wait for a decision from the uni.
As an Indian student, 3.0 is generally considered the bare minimum if you want to study at Columbia Uni. For Engineering, a minimum 3.3 in your past academics is needed. Make sure to maintain a good profile non-academically as well.
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