Since my daughter went through the audition process and was accepted artistically to 2 programs and waitlisted at 2 others, we were pretty confident that she would be accepted into the program. We did visit the school and met with the musical theatre director who thought that my daughter would do very well there. Given her latest feedback at her last jury, my daughter feels very confident. If one doesn’t get admitted, they can try again at the end of the next semester. If they still don’t get admitted, then they could change to another major of their choice or to a BA in Theatre with a minor of their choice.
Given that it is an audition later program, they have both group voice and private voice for those “seeking admission” to the BFA program. I believe the student needs to be “recommended” for private voice as a freshman. The first year and half of private voice is taken in the music department with those teaching vocal performance. Once accepted into the BFA program, private voice moves to the musical theatre department.
She has dance every semester, and can take as many as she wants. However, time constraints have limited her to 1 per semester so far.