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Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Dance

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Faculty of ArtsSchool of Creative and Performing ArtsBFA - Bachelor of Fine Arts

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Admission to the BFA in Dance
Prospective students wishing to enter any of the programs in the School of Creative and Performing Arts must meet the criteria listed in section A.5 Undergraduate Degree Admission Requirements of this Calendar.

Applicants to the BFA Dance will be assessed on the basis of a dance audition and an Entrance Audition Form.

Dance Audition

After submitting the University of Calgary undergraduate application for admission, all applicants will be expected to audition.

Auditions are conducted by the Dance Committee. During the audition, applicants will be required to participate in dance classes, written assignments and improvisation.

Auditions can be completed in-person (preferred) or submitted in a virtual format. In-person auditions typically occur in February/March.

More information on the Dance Audition can be found online: arts.ucalgary.ca/creative-performing-arts/future-students/undergraduate-dance/how-apply/bfaba-dance-entrance-audition.

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