What Fine art/Dance colleges are there?
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First, you should ask your guidance counselor at your school and also ask your schools art and music teachers. Don't be afraid to ask. They are there to help you succeed.\n\nMy advice to you is to look into schools with Theater Arts or Performing Arts majors. This is a very important decision you have to make about your future and working in the arts. I have 25 years experience in art and now wished that I had someone that knew the full spectrum of career paths. There are many good schools to learn "theater arts". \nJulliard is a well known school for the performing arts but you might also might want to think about getting your Masters degree in Arts Management in addition to your undergraduate degree in theater arts. With the masters of arts management degree you will be able to do dance when you are young and also be qualified to move into management when you are older. Perhaps managing a theater on broadway or at a Las Vegas hotel show.\n\nDon't worry about the cost right now. There are many government loan programs that allow you to borrow the money now and repay it over 10 years. Ask your University about the student loans.\n\nHere's some links to art schools:\nhttp://www.juilliard.edu/\nhttp://www.arts.emory.edu/\nhttp://www.fullerton.edu/arts/\nhttp://rcca.camden.rutgers.edu/\nhttp://arts.osu.edu/\nhttp://www.uarts.edu/ug/pa/the/\nhttp://www.calarts.edu/\nhttp://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Music-and-Theater-Arts/\n\nHope this helps! good luck
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Hi Jess,\n\nBelow are a couple of links that may hopefully be of help to you. The first is a link to a college of the arts that I am familiar with in Florida which is solely dedicated to the study of performing arts. The second link is too a site that will allow you to make specific choices as to geographical location, level of study and specific areas of study interests.\n\nhttp://www.floarts.org/\n\nhttp://www.performingartsschools.com/\n\n\nIf I can be of anymore help please feel free to ask for my assistance. I wish you and your friend much success.
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You want to pursue a performing arts career. If you are serious about dancing and have several years of training, then do some research on Julliard in New York. It's one of the best colleges for performing arts. You may need to choose to concentrate in one of the performing arts, but until then, take classes and see which one fulfills you the most. Good luck!
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Bachelor of Fine Arts
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771 Eighth Avenue\n\nAWESOME!!!!\n\nCheck out this web site for more information\n\nhttp://www.newyorkmetro.com/urban/guides/bestofny/family/03/danceclub.htm
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interior design major classes would be a start. stuff in art, businessm, etc.
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University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh\nSmall teaching college, inexpensive, close to home, good teachers\nDominican University for second Masters\nVery cool building of stone and ivy--looks like it belongs in a gothic movie.
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Here is a list of the ones I've seen most talked about in terms of being good for leading a dance major into a performance career:\n\nArizona State University\nButler University\nIndiana University\nJuilliard School\nMarymount Manhattan College\nNYU, Tisch School of the Arts\nOhio State University\nPoint Park University\nSouthern Methodist University\nSUNY, Purchase\nTemple University\nUniversity of Arizona\nUniversity of Michigan\nUniversity of Oklahoma\nUniversity of South Florida\nUniversity of Utah\nUniversity of the Arts\n\nHOWEVER, you will need to do more soul-searching and investigation to find the right college program FOR YOU. Which style of dance are you most interested in or do you want to improve in all styles of dance? Are you aiming to perform, teach or choreograph or a combination? How much academics do you want along with your dance requirements? Do you like being the top student who gets the most roles, or do you want to feel challenged in the studio?\n\nThe only way you are going to find the right program for you is to first do some research to draw up your own list, and then visit schools while they are in session. Then you must talk to the current dance majors. If you can't talk to them personally, search for them through MySpace.com.
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Wow there is some graduation course or any other major course for digital art???? Its not yet in India so sad!
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First of all you need to be familiar with the role of UCAS, which is the body that controls all admissions to Uk universities and colleges, so if its a higher level course then you will have to go through here:\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/\n\nYou can search on their site for courses and then visit the site of the particular institution for more details on their particular location, facilities, modules, etc etc.\n\nI am not aware of any particular place that has a fantastic reputation for photography courses but I would look at some of the more modern universities. In the late 80's/early 90's the former polytechnic colleges "rebranded" and became Universities but many of them retain their strengths in more practical subjects like the practicing arts, engineering and the like, rather than the older institutions which are reknowned for Literature, Languages etc etc.\n\nIn London the Central St Martins College of Art & Design has a fantastic reputation. My old flat mate studied there.. :-)\nhttp://www.csm.arts.ac.uk/
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Fashion Institute of Technology\nNYC\n\nhttp://www.fitnyc.edu
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http://artsweb.bham.ac.uk/citysites/\nhttp://officialsite.com/index.asp?RegionId=45&CategoryId=1\nThese sites should help you out, good luck!
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Here is a list of colleges with dance majors... I know that is not exactly what you want, but it is the best I can find, and it is a good bet that most schools with a dance minor also offer it as a major.
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Sure ..But where? in which city ?in which college?
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Full Sail in FL is a nice school, also Digital Circus in NC. It has small, private classes, great housing, and helps with financing.
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Fine Art\n\nSometimes sport too.
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The California Institute of the Arts has an international reputation. I study in England but have heard about it through guest speakers at my arts college.