Department of Theatre and Dance

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1 Department of Theatre and Dance Musical Theatre, Acting, Teacher certification, Choreography, Performance and Production, Design/Technology, Dance Studies

2 Academic Advisors College of Fine Arts and Communication Advising Center OM 110, Tina Hyatt Gwen Balboa Please include your first and last name and student ID number in your s and messages!

3 Department of Theatre and Dance Theatre Building Room Important Communication: Callboard: Callboard.html Audition information, cast lists, etc. TRACS: messages sent to your Texas State address Audition information, academic information Facebook: Audition information, academic information, communication

4 Foreign Language Proficiency Entering students are required to demonstrate that they have competency in foreign language. This can be demonstrated by: Two years of the same foreign language in high school or two semesters of the same foreign language in college. (Some degrees may have additional requirements for graduation.) A placement exam CLEP Transfer students who have met this requirement via their high school work should submit their high school transcript for credit. Please submit this transcript as soon as possible in case a hold a placed on your account. 4

5 Ø Theatre Ø Ø Ø Degrees Offered Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre with emphasis in: Ø Acting Ø Design/Technology Ø All Level Teacher Certification Ø Performance and Production Ø Dance Ø Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance with emphasis in: Ø Single Field Certification Dance only Ø Dual Certification Dance and a Second secondary subject Ø Dance Studies Ø Performance and Choreography

6 Audition Requirements Theatre requires audition for: BFA in Musical Theatre BFA in Theatre emphasis in Acting Audition in the fall, senior year of HS First step, video submission Second step, on campus callbacks Competitive programs, enrollment limited to Four year cohorts Dance requires audition for: BFA in Dance with emphasis in Performance and Choreography Sophomore hours and 2.5 GPA. Audition: 2 minute solo choreography of your choice, followed by interview with faculty.

7 Theatre and Dance Degrees with Teacher Certification Ø BFA in Theatre with All Level Certification Ø BFA in Dance with Single Field Certification (secondary level) Ø BFA in Dance with Dual Field Certification (secondary level)

8 Teacher Certification Requirements Students must meet the following requirements to be admitted to the Office of Educator Preparation and to enroll in their educational block and student teaching Overall GPA required and 60 hours C or better in the following courses: ENG 1310, ENG 1320, PHIL 1305 or 1320, and MATH 1315 C or better in two of the following courses: HIST 1310, HIST 1320 POSI 2310, and POSI 2320 B or better in COMM 1310 All-Level Certification (K-12) - Theatre Secondary Certification (8-12) - Dance 8

9 Additional BFA Degrees BFA Theatre in Design/Technology (Tech Production) If you are interested in the areas such as: Lighting, Sound, Costume, Make-up, Scenic, Technical Production, Props, Master Electrician, etc. BFA Theatre emphasis in Performance and Production If you are interested in Film Directing, Film Production, Stage Directing, Stage Management, General Performance, Playwriting, Screenwriting, Web series Productions, etc. BFA Dance emphasis Dance Studies - Good for studio teaching or post bacc studies such as dance therapy or physical therapy. Also best for student seeking dual degrees or double majors. 9

10 Bachelor of Arts in Theatre v General Theatre, no specialization v 35 hours in major (BFA s are hours) Bachelor of Arts Degree requirements: Additional Literature (3 hours) Can be Advanced Literature (see list) Additional Math/Science/Logic (3 hours) Additional Math, Science, PHIL2330, or CS1308 Modern Language (6-14 hours) Need four semesters of Foreign Language: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, American Sign Language Minor Required 10

11 Dance Modern Based Program specializing in the Hawkins Technique Ballet and Jazz are also offered as support technique classes Ballet and Jazz students can be leveled based on their technique and ability v No Dance minor available 11

12 General Education Core Curriculum 010 Communication (2 courses) ENG 1310 College Writing I ENG 1320 College Writing II 020 Mathematics (1 course) MATH 1312 College Statistics and Algebra MATH 1315 College Algebra MATH 1317 Plane Trigonometry MATH 1319 Math for Business & Economics I MATH 1329 Math for Business & Economics II MATH 2321 Calculus for the Life Sciences I MATH 2417 Pre-Calculus Mathematics MATH 2471 Calculus I

13 General Education Core Curriculum 030 Life and Physical Sciences (2 courses) ANTH 2414 Biological Anthropology BIO 1320 Modern Biology I (for non-majors) BIO 1421 Modern Biology II (for non-majors) BIO 1330 Functional Biology BIO 1331 Organismal Biology CHEM 1310 Chemistry non-science majors CHEM 1430 Chemistry non-science majors CHEM 1341 General Chemistry I CHEM 1342 General Chemistry II GEO 1305 Meteorology GEOL 1410 Physical Geology GEOL 1420 Historical Geology PHYS 1310 Elementary Physics I PHYS 1320 Elementary Physics II PHYS 1340 Astronomy: Solar System PHYS 1350 Astronomy: Stars & Galaxies PHYS 1315 General Physics I PHYS 1325 General Physics II PHYS 1430 Mechanics & Heat PHYS 2425 Electricity & Magnetism

14 General Education Core Curriculum 040 Language, Philosophy and Culture (1 course) PHIL 1305 Philosophy & Critical Thinking PHIL 1320 Ethics & Society 050 Creative Arts (1 course) ART or DAN or MU or TH 2313 Introduction to Fine Arts 060 American History (2 courses) HIST 1310 History of the US to 1877 HIST 1320 History of the US since Government/Political Science (2 courses) POSI 2310 Principles of American Government POSI 2320 Functions of American Government

15 General Education Core Curriculum 080 Social & Behavioral Sciences (1 course) ANTH1312 Cultural Anthropology ECO 2301 Economics of Contemporary Issues GEO1310 World Geography PSY 1300 Introduction to Psychology SOCI 1310 Introduction to Sociology 90 Institutional Option (2 courses) COMM 1310 Fundamentals of Human Communication (1 course) ENG 2310 British Literature before 1785 ENG British Literature since 1785 ENG 2330 World Literature before 1600 ENG 2340 World Literature since 1600 ENG 2359 American Literature before 1865 ENG 2360 American Literature since 1865

16 Graduation Requirements 1. You need a minimum of hours to graduate 2. You need a minimum of 36 advanced hours to graduate (33** - 43**) 3. Minimum 2.0 Texas State GPA, 2.25 major GPA, 2.0 minor GPA (teacher cert Overall GPA)

17 Excessive Hours Once you hit 30 or 45 cumulative hours (since you first started school) above the minimum degree requirements, you will be charged additional fees. Magic number is 150 or 165 ATTEMPTED hours Attempted hours includes W and repeated courses Anyone who started college courses before Fall of 1999 is exempt See the online catalog for full disclosure.

18 Course Repeat Fee The third time you take a course, at Texas State, you will be charged out of state tuition. This includes Repeats and Withdrawals Developmental courses, and courses repeatable for credit are exempt from this rule.