Vogue Summer School is a pre-college summer program by Vogue College of Fashion (formerly Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design) for high school students in New York City. Over two transformative weeks, students explore potential college majors and creative careers through hands-on learning in fashion business, media, styling, and communication. Courses include Fashion Communication, Fashion Business, Fashion Media, and Fashion Styling, each offered across four two-week terms from June through July. Students learn from award-winning Vogue and Condé Nast journalists and leading industry experts, visit iconic fashion landmarks such as Vogue HQ, Spring Studios, The Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and flagship stores along Fifth Avenue, and hear from guest speakers including fashion designers, entrepreneurs, critics, and museum curators. Both residential (dorm-style housing in Lower Manhattan) and day (commuter) options are available.
Vogue College of Fashion
Vogue Summer School
About the Program
Eligibility
Applicants must complete an online application including basic information, a short answer question, and upload their most recent school transcript or report card (must be in English; does not need to be official). Non-native English speakers must provide proof of English proficiency by submitting test scores or completing a consultation with an admissions officer. A $50 non-refundable application fee is required. Students must be 15 years old by the first day of their term. The program is open to ages 15-18. Open to high school students in grades 10-12 and graduating seniors, based on the grade the student is entering in the fall of the program year.
Eligible Countries
other residency: Worldwide🌎 Open to international students. Applications and transcripts must be in English. Non-native English speakers must provide proof of English proficiency.
How to Apply
All first-time applicants must complete the online application at account.voguecollege.com. Steps include filling out basic information, uploading a transcript or report card, completing a short answer question, paying the $50 application fee, and providing proof of English proficiency if applicable. Returning students do not need to reapply; they confirm personal information, accept enrollment agreements, and select courses. Applications are reviewed holistically by the admissions committee, which selects talented student leaders with diverse interests and ambitions.