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USC Roski 2019 Admission for Class 2023

Cheesecake19Cheesecake19 29 replies4 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 33 Junior Member
edited December 2018 in University of Southern California
Just open a new discussion for Roski
edited December 2018
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  • Cheesecake19Cheesecake19 29 replies4 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 33 Junior Member
    Anyone knows acceptance rate? Basic Stats? Portfolios?
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  • SOoverthisSOoverthis 15 replies0 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 15 Junior Member
    I think it's around 7%
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  • f2000saf2000sa 1090 replies59 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 1,149 Senior Member
    D got in.
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  • flipmomflipmom 8 replies1 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 9 New Member
    @f2000sa
    Hi there, my D got in too- BA Art major. Any news on how Roski is doing, particularly faculty after debacle in 2015? Curious how it affected undergrads.
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  • f2000saf2000sa 1090 replies59 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 1,149 Senior Member
    @filpmom Hello and Congratulations!! I think that Roski is doing great. the debacle in 2015 did not affect undergraduate. They also got a new dean in may last year.
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  • f2000saf2000sa 1090 replies59 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 1,149 Senior Member
    edited March 26
    Roski only has 275 undergraduate students. Pretty small.

    https://academics.usc.edu/fine-arts/
    edited March 26
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  • f2000saf2000sa 1090 replies59 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 1,149 Senior Member
    75 accepted out of 1100+ applicants.
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  • ttrojanttrojan 50 replies0 discussionsRegistered User Posts: 50 Junior Member
    If you're not accepted into a BFA program, stay away. (Ditto Thornton or Dramatic Arts.) It is simply not worth the money for a BA from a professional school that offers the BFA. You will be treated as a second-class student, since the professional, creative schools care most about their BFA students.
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