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"girlieme90, you asked a question that I get a lot (what major I had/what major works best for fashion), so I thought I'd do a longer posting about it! I was an English and Creative...\n\ngirlieme90, you asked a question that I get a lot (what major I had/what major works best for fashion), so I thought I'd do a longer posting about it! I was an English and Creative Writing major at Johns Hopkins, where I went to college. But I got to that in a very circuitous route\u00E2\u00BF\u00BF I was pre-med for the first three years! Now, I loved my major, as I really enjoy reading (I've already polished off two books here in Florida). But you absolutely don't have to be an English major (or ANY major) to work in fashion. The most important thing is that you study what a) you love and b) you're good at\u00E2\u00BF\u00BF therefore leading you to good grades. We have political science, Spanish, art history, and biology majors all working here at Teen Vogue. There's no one \"track\" that'll grant access to the fashion world. The most important thing is patience (it sometimes takes more than one try to land an internship or job), hard work (no divas, please!), a great attitude, and, of course, a serious love of all things fashion!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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