Dance: BFA Dance Performance

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Dance Performance is a professionally-oriented degree for students interested in a career of performing or choreographing.

 

The BFA provides extensive training in Ballet, Modern, and Jazz and several levels of Tap, Vertical Dance, and Choreography/Composition, as well as a senior project, which is a summation and synthesis of this training. 

REQUIRED COURSES

ADMISSION TO THE PROGRAM

Admission to the BFA in Dance Performance is by application only. Students wishing to apply to the program are required to submit an application the spring of their freshman year and interview during the end of the spring semester.

 

All students admitted to the BFA program are considered on provisional status during their first year in the program, and are evaluated on a yearly basis on program requirements, including maintaining a 3.000 GPA in required courses, demonstrating appropriate progress in artistic and technical growth, and actively participating in Department of Theatre and Dance productions and research. 

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