will majoring in actting help me as an actor?

LeftofPisa
Fri, 10 Dec 2010 14:31:51 +0000

Well said madbean. This:

" For talented and creative people who want to study and grow and choose to spend ages 18-22 with like-minded talented peers, and are lucky enough to have family or FinAid to support this education, BFAs and BAs from top programs/universities are the place to start. By the audition process, schools attempt to draw dedicated young people with potential. If you are selected, you will get to live, work, study, and perform among this company of peers. They will be your best friends, love interests, inspirations and network into the business in years to come."

is exactly what my D is looking for. But there are other paths forward, none guaranteeing success.