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BA Theatre Arts
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Moderately Selective25-40 StudentsStudy AbroadProgram
BA Theatre Arts
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Program snapshot
Admissions
No PrescreenNo AuditionNo InterviewUniversity App RequiredProgram profile
Moderately Selective25-40 StudentsStudy AbroadBrowse programs
PROGRAM RECOGNITION
•First HBCU to offer drama courses in the United States, dating to 1895
•Over 120 years of experience creating artistic opportunities
•Liberal arts BA housed in the Department of Theatre and Communication Studies
TRAINING
•Faculty expertise spans acting, movement, voice, directing, choreography, stage management, playwriting, storytelling, music theatre, children's theatre, devised theatre, theatre history and criticism, and costume, set, and light design
•Students work with faculty and award-winning guest artists on student-generated projects
•Technologically advanced performance classrooms and several performance venues throughout the Atlanta University Center
PERFORMANCE & PRODUCTIONS
•CAU Players present productions ranging from classical works, musical works, children's productions, and one-act play festivals
•Student organizations include Alpha Psi Omega (national drama honor society), CAU Players, The Forensics Society, Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society, and National Communication Association Student Club
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
•Recent graduates accepted to graduate programs at Yale University and Emory University
•Graduates work in TV and film industry in the Atlanta area, as well as performing and directing on Broadway
•Professional internship opportunities at critically acclaimed theatres, Speech Pathology Clinics, Public Relations Firms, Talent Agencies, Film Studios, and Radio Stations
STUDY ABROAD
•Community engagement and international study opportunities available
Academic info
Snapshot
4.00
Avg GPA (W)
64%
Admit Rate
school-wide
48%
Grad Rate
3,603
Enrollment
$42,712
Earnings
10yr after
Costs & Aid
Average Annual Cost
$37,702
after typical aid
Tuition & Fees
$28,310
before aid
Average annual cost reflects the grants and scholarships most students receive.
$0-30k$37,356
$30-48k$39,270
$48-75k$39,009
$75-110k$39,514
$110k+$38,680
Program info updated 3d ago
PROGRAM RECOGNITION
•First HBCU to offer drama courses in the United States, dating to 1895
•Over 120 years of experience creating artistic opportunities
•Liberal arts BA housed in the Department of Theatre and Communication Studies
TRAINING
•Faculty expertise spans acting, movement, voice, directing, choreography, stage management, playwriting, storytelling, music theatre, children's theatre, devised theatre, theatre history and criticism, and costume, set, and light design
•Students work with faculty and award-winning guest artists on student-generated projects
•Technologically advanced performance classrooms and several performance venues throughout the Atlanta University Center
PERFORMANCE & PRODUCTIONS
•CAU Players present productions ranging from classical works, musical works, children's productions, and one-act play festivals
•Student organizations include Alpha Psi Omega (national drama honor society), CAU Players, The Forensics Society, Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society, and National Communication Association Student Club
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
•Recent graduates accepted to graduate programs at Yale University and Emory University
•Graduates work in TV and film industry in the Atlanta area, as well as performing and directing on Broadway
•Professional internship opportunities at critically acclaimed theatres, Speech Pathology Clinics, Public Relations Firms, Talent Agencies, Film Studios, and Radio Stations
STUDY ABROAD
•Community engagement and international study opportunities available
Updated 3d ago
