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#51

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

Reading this thread has gotten me interested in Emerson - I just looked it up online, and it seems to be a very competitive school, but very geared towards my interests. Does a 1270 SAT seem like it's in the ballpark for this school? I also got a 720 on SAT 2 Writing and 690 on SAT Literature, if that helps.
#52

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

Can someone give me a list of other schools in NYC besides NYU? I feel that the city is the best place for me to study my craft...
CCM '10!
#53

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

Check out Marymount Manhattan for theatre.... um, Fordham, Pace... those are also in the city. Wagner is in Staten Island; almost the city.
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#54

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

Fordham and Marymount do not have Design/Production for a major. I will check out Pace.
CCM '10!
#55

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

NYU question- I'm looking at the Tisch page and they only have 5 majors within the performing arts section. 3 out of the 5 are performance, one is writing, and one is design. Is there something I'm missing, or do they not have any director, producer, etc. type majors?
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#56

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

ah, sorry BT11. re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?
I'm pretty sure Pace does. I know there are more, but I'm drawing a massive blank... I'll check around, though.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#57

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

According to collegeboard.com, for Emerson:

Middle 50% of
First-Year Students

SAT Reasoning Verbal: 570 - 660
SAT Reasoning Math: 540 - 640
ACT Composite: 24 - 28

"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611
#58

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

Anyone accepted/coming to Michigan?

Because we all know who's there now!


re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?
#60

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Grrr....I have another question (sorry).

Is the only way a college can get your SAT scores through your SAT registration (when you register, you send them to what colleges you want to). I sent mine to Quinnipiac, Boston U, University of Connecticut. I can't remember if I sent the 4th one to NYU or Northeastern. I don't think I will be applying to Northeastern, so I would prefer if my scores went to NYU, so I'm hoping that's what I chose. They can send SAT scores through the school transcripts, right? Because NYU has my old, lousy scores. See what happens when you don't do your research?
"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611
#61

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

millie-

Go to www.collegeboard.com and sign in

Go to the SAT section and you can send your scores
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#62

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

You have to pay for that. I just want to view my friggen admissions ticket but it's too late.
"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611
#65

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

MARYMOUNT AT THE YORK THEATRE


A FIVE WEEK MUSICAL THEATRE INTENSIVE

MAY 23 to JUNE 27, 2005
MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:30AM to 6:00PM

Marymount Manhattan, a college of the liberal arts with a premier performing arts campus in New York City, is partnering with Off-Broadway's award-winning York Theatre Company, known for developing and producing new musical theatre, in a unique intensive training opportunity for individuals aged 18 - 27.

Participants will explore and perform new musical theatre compositions by emerging writers whose work has been featured at the York Theatre. Seminars with musical theatre professionals will be a unique feature of the program. Students will have the opportunity to see musicals on and off Broadway and to perform at the Oscar Hammerstein Award dinner given annually by the York Theatre Company. In addition, daily structured classes in dance and performance technique will enhance students' technical skills.

The Intensive will culminate in the performance of an original musical revue on the York Theatre stage at Citicorp Center. (See the website http://www.yorktheatre.org).

Cost: $2150 (This is a non-credit offering. You may arrange credit through your individual college.)

You may obtain housing for an additional cost at a New York City dormitory by contacting: http://www.studenthousing.org.
Please note your housing needs on the application form.

Mail your application form, and an attached photo and resume, plus an audio, DVD or videotape (not returnable) of yourself singing an uptempo tune and a ballad from the musical theatre repertoire. On your resume be sure to indicate how many years of voice training you’ve had and what your dance training has been.






Here are some important dates to note:

April 8, 2005 Last date applications will be accepted.

April 19, 2005 You will be notified by e-mail if you have been—or have not been—accepted into the program.

May 2, 2005 Payment due.

May 3 to 10, 2005 50% refund if withdrawing from the program
May 11-17, 2005 25% refund if withdrawing from the program

After May 18, 2005 there will be no money refunded if requesting to withdraw from the program.

APPLICATION

Please fill out this form and mail with a photo, resume and video or audiotape of yourself singing an uptempo selection and a ballad. Be sure to staple your picture and resume to this application form. Mail to:

Patricia Simon
Musical Theatre Intensive
Department of Theatre Arts
Marymount Manhattan College
221 East 71st Street
New York, New York 10021

MUSICAL THEATRE SUMMER INTENSIVE 2005 MARYMOUNT AT THE YORK THEATRE

NAME_________________________________________________

ADDRESS______________________________________________






PHONE_______________________________________________________________

CELL PHONE__________________________________________________________

E-MAIL_______________________________________________________________

WILL YOU NEED DORMITORY HOUSING?_______________________










#66

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

MARYMOUNT AT THE YORK THEATRE


A FIVE WEEK MUSICAL THEATRE INTENSIVE

MAY 23 to JUNE 27, 2005
MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:30AM to 6:00PM

Marymount Manhattan, a college of the liberal arts with a premier performing arts campus in New York City, is partnering with Off-Broadway's award-winning York Theatre Company, known for developing and producing new musical theatre, in a unique intensive training opportunity for individuals aged 18 - 27.

Participants will explore and perform new musical theatre compositions by emerging writers whose work has been featured at the York Theatre. Seminars with musical theatre professionals will be a unique feature of the program. Students will have the opportunity to see musicals on and off Broadway and to perform at the Oscar Hammerstein Award dinner given annually by the York Theatre Company. In addition, daily structured classes in dance and performance technique will enhance students' technical skills.

The Intensive will culminate in the performance of an original musical revue on the York Theatre stage at Citicorp Center. (See the website http://www.yorktheatre.org).

Cost: $2150 (This is a non-credit offering. You may arrange credit through your individual college.)

You may obtain housing for an additional cost at a New York City dormitory by contacting: http://www.studenthousing.org.
Please note your housing needs on the application form.

Mail your application form, and an attached photo and resume, plus an audio, DVD or videotape (not returnable) of yourself singing an uptempo tune and a ballad from the musical theatre repertoire. On your resume be sure to indicate how many years of voice training you’ve had and what your dance training has been.






Here are some important dates to note:

April 8, 2005 Last date applications will be accepted.

April 19, 2005 You will be notified by e-mail if you have been—or have not been—accepted into the program.

May 2, 2005 Payment due.

May 3 to 10, 2005 50% refund if withdrawing from the program
May 11-17, 2005 25% refund if withdrawing from the program

After May 18, 2005 there will be no money refunded if requesting to withdraw from the program.

APPLICATION

Please fill out this form and mail with a photo, resume and video or audiotape of yourself singing an uptempo selection and a ballad. Be sure to staple your picture and resume to this application form. Mail to:

Patricia Simon
Musical Theatre Intensive
Department of Theatre Arts
Marymount Manhattan College
221 East 71st Street
New York, New York 10021

MUSICAL THEATRE SUMMER INTENSIVE 2005 MARYMOUNT AT THE YORK THEATRE

NAME_________________________________________________

ADDRESS______________________________________________






PHONE_______________________________________________________________

CELL PHONE__________________________________________________________

E-MAIL_______________________________________________________________

WILL YOU NEED DORMITORY HOUSING?_______________________










#67

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

how are most of you overlooking Carnegie Mellon! It has top notch departments in every are (MT, acting, directing, design and production), and it allows you to get a BFA in a conservatory setting, while still being a part of a larger university. SUCH an excellent school!
#68

re: Anyone Apply to CollegesYet?

I finished my college applications--in 1980.
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