The Fashion program is an associate-level pathway that teaches practical and technical skills for entry into apparel, merchandising and related fashion occupations. It suits students seeking hands-on training or a short credential to start work or to transfer into further study in design, merchandising or apparel production.
The source listing identifies the Fashion program among Los Rios offerings but does not provide a published module list on this page. Typical community college fashion curricula focus on garment construction, patternmaking, textiles, apparel production, and merchandising; prospective applicants should consult the ARC or SCC Fashion Program pages for specific course titles and sequences.
No entry requirements are detailed on the provided listing. Students should check the individual college program pages (ARC or SCC) for prerequisites, placement rules, and application procedures.
The program awards an AA degree or a certificate, credentials commonly used to enter roles in apparel production, retail merchandising, fashion technician positions, or to continue into higher-level study in design and fashion business. Exact job outcomes depend on the selected courses and any additional experience or internships.
The program listing does not specify scholarships. Students interested in funding should explore Los Rios district scholarships, college-specific awards, financial aid (FAFSA/CA Dream Act where eligible), and department grants or work-study opportunities at ARC and SCC.
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