8 of the 8 Florida colleges in our database report a fashion merchandising track, based on U.S. Department of Education data. Costs below are the average net price students actually pay after grants. For tuition, enrollment, and every other option, see the full Florida fashion schools guide. Data updated July 2026.
Fashion Merchandising Programs in Florida
- Florida State University, Tallahassee — $11,297/yr average net. The FMPD major (fashion, merchandising and product development) lives in FSU's entrepreneurship college, which signed a UNIQLO partnership in 2025.
- Lynn University, Boca Raton — $44,089/yr average net. A business B.S. in fashion and retail in Boca Raton. Aid barely moves the sticker: $44,089 average net.
- Florida State College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville — $4,128/yr average net. Lowest net price among Florida's degree-granting options here, about $4,128 a year.
- Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale — $30,498/yr average net. Career-focused private with 17,678 students across its campuses.
- Manatee Technical College, Bradenton — $1,808/yr average net. Certificate-level training in Bradenton at the lowest net cost on this list, about $1,808.
- Miami Dade College, Miami — $5,463/yr average net. Runs the Miami Fashion Institute: an A.S. in fashion design plus a pattern making certificate, in downtown Miami.
- Palm Beach State College, Lake Worth — $9,182/yr average net. $3,050 in-state tuition in Lake Worth, close to Palm Beach's retail corridor.
- St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens — $26,312/yr average net. Small private university in Miami Gardens with about 2,200 students.
Compare these against every program nationally on the fashion merchandising directory, or browse all fashion schools in Florida.
Schools identified via U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and IPEDS data, retrieved July 2026. Net price is the average paid after grants by federal aid recipients. Reviewed by Ankit P. · Methodology.