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Family & Consumer Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences (B.S.F.C.S.) Major in Fashion Merchandising

Marketable Skills:

  • Think critically
  • Analyze and solve problems
  • Communicate clearly and effectively
  • Apply quantitative and qualitative data analysis within the textile and apparel complex, using metrics such as year-over-year percent sales change, inventory turnover, and gross margin.
  • Demonstrate proficiency with industry-standard software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and emerging tools including AI applications in design, trend analysis, and consumer engagement.
  • Identify and evaluate issues of social responsibility and ethics that impact decision-making at the individual, organizational, and corporate levels, such as global labor rights, false classification, and illicit transshipment.
  • Understand the influence of social, cultural, educational, language, and individual factors on industry issues, including consumer decision-making and demand for textile and apparel products.
  • Engage in research processes including inquiry design, data collection, analysis, and presentation, with application to fashion industry challenges and consumer behavior.

Applied Arts

Family & Consumer Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences (B.S.F.C.S.) Major in Fashion Merchandising

Marketable Skills:
  • Think critically
  • Analyze and solve problems
  • Communicate clearly and effectively
  • Apply quantitative and qualitative data analysis within the textile and apparel complex, using metrics such as year-over-year percent sales change, inventory turnover, and gross margin.
  • Demonstrate proficiency with industry-standard software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and emerging tools including AI applications in design, trend analysis, and consumer engagement.
  • Identify and evaluate issues of social responsibility and ethics that impact decision-making at the individual, organizational, and corporate levels, such as global labor rights, false classification, and illicit transshipment.
  • Understand the influence of social, cultural, educational, language, and individual factors on industry issues, including consumer decision-making and demand for textile and apparel products.
  • Engage in research processes including inquiry design, data collection, analysis, and presentation, with application to fashion industry challenges and consumer behavior.
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