it wast actually art insitute..but little bit near in course

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http://www.online-education.net/fashion-design-school.html

http://www.fashion-schools.org/

http://www.fashionschools.com/

I’am going to go to the Art Institute next year, and I think its one of the best.

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Some questions that I have:

Is it OK to approach a woman on the Metro when she is going/coming to work? If so what is the best way to go about it?

Is it OK to approach a woman when she is traveling with girlfriend(s)? If so, what is the best way to go about it?

Also, is it OK to approach a woman while she is working out at the gym? If so, how and under what circumstances is it OK to approach?

Any constructive help would be appreciated

Well, I hope I can help, being a woman and being thru all these situations…

1. Metro is a tough spot, because a woman may feel like she's being bothered by a stranger. If you talk to a woman on the metro, pay attention to her behaviour, you will see pretty quickly if she's uncomfortable. Usually people aren't up to chatting when they're going to work, they are either on their way there and stressed already, or still sleepy, and on the way back home they are already tired and maybe they had a bad day. I would probably stay away from that scenario. I would only say that if there's a reason to chat you may want to try it, for example she's reading a book you already read, so you can say "hey, I read that too, it's one of my faves" and if she's up to the chat she will go on. But if you don't have a reason, then don't do it.

2. Travelling with girlfriends is definitely a no. She will act stupider than normal (women have that effect on each other in groups unless you meet her at some high class shindig), and she will show off in front of her friends by turning you down. And then when you go away you will hear them all laughing at you behind your back. Definitely stay away in that case, unless, as I already said, in a high class situation.

3. It's NOT ok to approach a woman while she's working out, because she's at her most unattractive then, she's sweaty and bouncy and not wearing any makeup. If you notice a lady at a gym, wait until she's leaving and no longer sweating. Many women think gyms are like a "meat market" so make sure you don't give her an impression that you go there to pick up chicks and show off your biceps. Only meatheads do that. Wait until she's feeling more attractive, after a good workout.

Well, hope that helps. )

Edit: about what blue girl said above, do not ask a woman right away where does she work and what school she went to, because it's too many personal questions all at once, and she'll think you're a stalker and want to follow her to her work or something, so DON'T. Those are far too personal questions to ask right away. Talk about neutral stuff, weather, how late the train always is, how you drink the same coffee, whatever, but nothing personal all at once! It feels very invasive, especially on the metro.

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Try to look for internships or any opportunity to start building your resume in the industry. Even if it's just doing clerical work at first. By the time you get your bachelors, you'll have these experiences on your resume and can move up to a planner position if you find the opportunity. DEFINITELY start getting your foot in the door now, it's a tough industry and good opportunities are hard to come by, but if you start doing things now on the side while you're getting your bachelors, by the time you're done, you'll be ready and prepared (with things to show on your resume!) to land something good.

& also, @ a fashion school, do you take basic courses, like math, english, etc…? & will i need to attened another university to get my 'college' degree or w/e?
& will I have to of had some sort of experience in the whole design thing? The school i go to doesnt offer anything like that….

thanks ♥

(i do not mean to sound dumb, if i knew the answer,why would i be asking you?)

i graduated in fashion merchandising from LSU and you still have to take your basic education classes the first year or two, but it might be different at an art college. i think LA has a school like the fashion institute of technology in NY.