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Q. Where do you see yourself in the future?
Q. How is FIT involved with the industry?
 
Q. Where do you see yourself in the future?A: Nine current FIT students share their experience at FIT. Discover your path
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“I realized this semester that there is no staircase to success in life. It's kind of like a big open map and more than just one way.” 

Coralis Rivera Enrolled in the Fine Arts program
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Q. How is FIT involved with the industry?A:  Haley Schwartz, winner of FIT's PETE Prize for Entrepreuners, devoloped an adaptive line of clothing that went from concept to reality. She shares her personal story here.  Check out more industry-related contests
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Partnerships and collaborations with industry is an essential part of an FIT education. 

PETE Prize applications open Sept 15. Go to dtech.fitnyc.edu to find out more and apply. 
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FIT VOICES
In 2026, I will have taught soft toy design at FIT for 20 years. I love helping the next generation of toy designers hone their skills so they can create engaging and entertaining toys that are just as memorable for today’s kids as the Dora line was for children back in the early 2000s. --Lauren Bavoso Flood, Toy Design ’98, designed the first Dora the Explorer doll line.
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