Performing Arts

Performing Arts: When you have special talents, choosing a college must involve personal assessments about priorities, goals, professional commitment, talent, and your direction for the future. Are you the next great star?

Programs for performing artists vary from school to school, and as an aspiring performer you need to research colleges thoroughly to learn which are best in your area of interest.

Many colleges offering performing arts programs, offer more to grad students. This is especially true in film studies. Check out your schools of interest carefully.

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Colleges Searches

College Admissions Process

Important Steps for Performing Artists

Questions to Ask Yourself

Begin with Self Assessment:

What are my interests, how do I spend my time?

What am I good at?

What are my academic strengths and weaknesses?

Why do I want to go to college?

Do I want to stay close to home, or move across the country?

Do I like city life, the solitude of the country?

Should I enroll in college right out of high school?

Is there any reason I should not enroll in college right out of high school?

Do I want to attend a traditional four-year school, or a specialist school such as a conservatory?

Have I accurately assessed my talent?

Do I have what it takes to succeed in the tough professional entertainment career?

Your Discipline or Field of Interest

Dancers and Choreographers

Actors, Drama Majors

Apply Here: Admission Sites for all Public Colleges and Universities in the U.S.

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