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SAT 25th-75th. 1160 - 1320. Students Submitting SAT. Not Reported. Math. Average (25th - 75th) 570 - 650. Reading and Writing. Average (25th - 75th)
Ithaca College’s nationally-recognized BFA in Musical Theatre is an intensive, performance-oriented training program in acting, singing and dancing designed to develop and strengthen the skills, hone the instincts, and foster the passion necessary for a professional career in musical theatre.
admission@ithaca.edu. (800) 429-4274 or (607) 274-3124. How has COVID-19 impacted the admission process at Ithaca College? The Office of Admission is committed to supporting students during this global crisis. Here are some answers to the questions you may have about how COVID-19 may affect your college search.
WHAT IS THE THEATRE ADMINISTRATION (B.S.)? A one-of-a-kind program combining classroom learning and real-life, hands-on application that creates future performing arts leaders from day one. Students apply what they learn in the classroom to real-life scenarios in their theatre laboratory at Dillingham Center.
Below are the 2024-2025 academic year dates for the Recognition Process. Please note, these dates and deadlines vary each year. August 1st, 2024: Re-Recognition Process opens, Student Organizations enter a grace period. September 29th, 2024: The grace period ends. December 11th, 2024: Re-Recognition Process ends.
Contact the Admission Office. Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. ET. admission@ithaca.edu. (607) 274-3124. We Have a Feeling You’ll Like It Here There’s no better way to experience the power of Ithaca College’s eclectic and energized community than to come and see for yourself. Wear your most comfortable walking shoes or grab your ...
A transfer student is defined by Ithaca College as a student who has received a high school diploma (or its equivalent) and subsequently earned nine or more college credits, or enrolled full time at another college or university. Transfer applicants may apply for either fall or spring admission to the College.
