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My journey towards becoming a savvy fashion merchandising professional will be well fulfilled by joining the college that offers it best, LIM College. My persistence with being an applicant who continues to not go for the first no, shows how well I am willing to take the journey of possessing my career path by attending the University. I am currently living, attending school, and working in Washington, DC where I have been building upon experiences as I work retail jobs around the city in order to expand upon my perception of the world, and therefore, expanding on my style. I now believe through the educational leaderships presented to me by LIM University, I feel this would be the best place for me to continue my college and work experience. LIM College upholds a very high volume fashion educational development program any individual would want to encounter as he/she approaches the path towards the business of fashion. I specifically speak on the focus of business fashion and as the University strives to provide hands on learning, exploring fashion management outside the classrooms, and allowing students to build upon …show more content…

I will provide my well attentiveness towards my academics, and contribute my leaderships within the classroom. I am very enthused about leaning towards hands on learning, as I am well at visual presentational learning. My abilities to learn visually has allowed me to adapt qualities of well assured persistence with my work, and artistic crafts with fashion. I spend my spare time reviewing the latest trends, and building upon my own style through the great works of Detail and GQ magazine. I review the current trends, in order to visualize my own unique style by adding on more ideas as I wander my city of Washington, DC. This will allow me to continue to bring my intelligence as I explore fashion management outside the classroom and in the heart of

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