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Program
BFA Professional Theatre
Concentration
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BFA Professional Theatre
Concentration
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BFA Professional Theatre
Acting
Program snapshot
Admissions
No PrescreenGateway AuditionGateway InterviewUniversity App RequiredAudition format
In-Person OnlyProgram Recognition
•Acting option is part of NC A&T's NAST-accredited Theatre Arts Program
•Theatre Arts is ranked No. 1 among HBCU theatre programs in North Carolina and No. 3 nationally among 34 HBCU theatre programs, according to HBCU-Colleges.com
Training
•Acting curriculum requires Acting I and II with at least a B for BFA candidacy
•Students complete annual progress reviews during jury hearings
•Senior showcase performance serves as the culminating thesis project
Professional Development
•Acting students audition for all main stage productions and the Richard B. Harrison Players
•Students make professional auditions at two or more events such as NCTC, SETC, Irene Ryan, URTA, MFA programs, or professional theatre companies
•Students serve as assistant director or stage manager for at least one major departmental or studio production
Academic info
Snapshot
3.61
Avg GPA
50%
Admit Rate
school-wide
56%
Grad Rate
12.2K
Enrollment
$44K
Earnings
10yr after
Costs & Aid
Average Annual Cost
$10,846
after typical aid
In-State Tuition
$6,813
before aid
Out-of-State Tuition
$20,673
before aid
Average annual cost reflects the grants and scholarships most students receive.
$0-30k$8,223
$30-48k$9,462
$48-75k$11,973
$75-110k$16,454
$110k+$17,311
Program info updated 2d ago
Program Highlights
Program Recognition
•Acting option is part of NC A&T's NAST-accredited Theatre Arts Program
•Theatre Arts is ranked No. 1 among HBCU theatre programs in North Carolina and No. 3 nationally among 34 HBCU theatre programs, according to HBCU-Colleges.com
Training
•Acting curriculum requires Acting I and II with at least a B for BFA candidacy
•Students complete annual progress reviews during jury hearings
•Senior showcase performance serves as the culminating thesis project
Professional Development
•Acting students audition for all main stage productions and the Richard B. Harrison Players
•Students make professional auditions at two or more events such as NCTC, SETC, Irene Ryan, URTA, MFA programs, or professional theatre companies
•Students serve as assistant director or stage manager for at least one major departmental or studio production
Program Recognition
•Acting option is part of NC A&T's NAST-accredited Theatre Arts Program
•Theatre Arts is ranked No. 1 among HBCU theatre programs in North Carolina and No. 3 nationally among 34 HBCU theatre programs, according to HBCU-Colleges.com
Training
•Acting curriculum requires Acting I and II with at least a B for BFA candidacy
•Students complete annual progress reviews during jury hearings
•Senior showcase performance serves as the culminating thesis project
Professional Development
•Acting students audition for all main stage productions and the Richard B. Harrison Players
•Students make professional auditions at two or more events such as NCTC, SETC, Irene Ryan, URTA, MFA programs, or professional theatre companies
•Students serve as assistant director or stage manager for at least one major departmental or studio production
Updated 2d ago
