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The Theater Arts Major and Minor integrate drama, dance, theater design technology, historical studies, and critical analysis to provide students with a comprehensive undergraduate education. The foundational curriculum includes hands-on training across multiple disciplines along with an in-depth exploration of theatrical history from classical to contemporary works. Advanced coursework allows students to specialize in historical, theoretical, or critical studies while engaging in small studio classes and personalized faculty mentorship. The Dance Minor offers an expansive study of dance, covering its historical roots, cultural significance, and performance aspects. Students can select from diverse interdisciplinary courses to broaden their understanding of this multifaceted art form.
First-year applicants are students who have:
Completed their secondary education and have earned a certificate of completion which enables them to be admitted to a university in their home country
Never been enrolled as a university student
UC has slightly different admission requirements for applicants who are international students. If you're applying as a first-year applicant, you must:
1. Complete 15 year-long academic courses with a 3.4 GPA:
2 years of history (in place of U.S. History, history of your country)
4 years of composition and literature in language in which you are instructed
3 years of college-preparatory mathematics that include the topics covered in elementary and advanced algebra and two- and three-dimensional geometry.* (Approved integrated math courses may be used to fulfill part or all of this requirement)
2 years of college-preparatory science, including or integrating topics that provide fundamental knowledge in two of these three subjects: biology, chemistry, or physics. One year of approved interdisciplinary or earth and space sciences coursework can meet one year of the requirement. Computer Science, Engineering, Applied Science courses can be used in area D as an additional science (i.e., third year or beyond).
2 years of a second language
1 yearlong course (or 2 semesters) of visual and performing arts
1 additional course from any subject areas above
 
English-language Proficiency