Bachelor of Arts in Theater Undergraduate Program By Case Western Reserve University |Top Universities

Bachelor of Arts in Theater

Main Subject Area

Performing ArtsMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Performing Arts

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Students in the Bachelor of Arts benefit from a low student to faculty ratio which ensures that they will be able to work closely with highly skilled professionals. Undergraduates have the opportunity to perform on stage as well as to serve on the design and technical crews in the four mainstage theatrical productions each year. The department treats all performances as educational experiences and welcomes the participation of all students regardless of their academic majors and career goals. The Bachelor of Arts program in theater offers concentrations in acting, design/technical theater, dramatic writing, history, and directing. Students intending to major in theater must complete 40 hours of course work. Most students will opt to take many classes beyond the requirements in order to enhance their knowledge and improve their skills. Students interested in declaring a specific concentration of study can satisfy the additional requirements listed below in order to fulfill a Bachelor of Arts with a specific concentration. Students who do not declare a concentration will receive the designation of "General Theater" on their transcript.

Program overview

Main Subject

Performing Arts

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Students in the Bachelor of Arts benefit from a low student to faculty ratio which ensures that they will be able to work closely with highly skilled professionals. Undergraduates have the opportunity to perform on stage as well as to serve on the design and technical crews in the four mainstage theatrical productions each year. The department treats all performances as educational experiences and welcomes the participation of all students regardless of their academic majors and career goals. The Bachelor of Arts program in theater offers concentrations in acting, design/technical theater, dramatic writing, history, and directing. Students intending to major in theater must complete 40 hours of course work. Most students will opt to take many classes beyond the requirements in order to enhance their knowledge and improve their skills. Students interested in declaring a specific concentration of study can satisfy the additional requirements listed below in order to fulfill a Bachelor of Arts with a specific concentration. Students who do not declare a concentration will receive the designation of "General Theater" on their transcript.

Admission requirements

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