unifed audition question?????

soozievt
Sun, 22 Jul 2007 10:58:51 +0000

Warbler…my point is that whatever a college’s policy is with regard to your question will be the SAME whether at an on campus audition OR at Unifieds. Also, most schools do not make offers on the spot. But in any case, the situation with regard to your question, differs from school to school. I gave you some examples. But it does not differ from Unifieds vs. on campus auditions.

So, for instance, at CMU, if you don’t get into MT, you can be considered for the BFA in Acting. In fact, my D auditioned for the BFA in MT and was priority waitlisted for the BFA in Acting at CMU. At Syracuse, you can stipulate if you want to be considered for either program or just one and was admitted for the BFA in MT. However, she has a friend at Syracuse who wanted MT but was willing to accept Acting and was placed in the BFA in Acting and attends. My D has friends at Ithaca and Tisch where this aso has happened (student was trying for MT but was placed in Acting). However, at Emerson, they will ONLY let you apply to one of their theater programs and NOT be considered for others. At UMich, if you don’t get into the BFA in MT, you won’t be considered for the BFA in Acting. At that school, these are two different applicatons/audition processes, but I believe you can apply/audition to both separately. There are some schools, if you don’t get into the BFA, you can still be accepted to the college and do a BA in Theater…I think this is true at Elon or OCU. So, you need to check with each school because I have just explained how this differs from school to school. NONE of this is vis a vis the Unifieds. The answer would be the same whether the student auditioned at Unifieds or on campus. As well, the offers would come later, not on the spot.