<p>Overall unwtd: 3.64
Overall W: 3.89
College Wtd: 4.00
SAT: 1740
Subjects: Literature: 680, US History: 500
AP Tests: European History Score:3, English Literature Score:4
Classes enrolled: AP English Language, AP Statistics, and Oral communication at a community college</p>
<p>President/Founder of Invisible Children Club (assisting African children)
International Thespian Society Member
Thespians and Harlequins Club Dignitary Officer
Dance Company Historian and Member</p>
<p>I know my SATS are crazy low, but im going to retake them in october. I also know acceptance is like completly based on audition; do you think i could get at least accepted in a B.A. Theatre? Ive done like 25 other shows in my lifetime so i do have a resume to fill out. What about acceptance in any other major? maybe... computer science or graphic design.</p>
<p>You probably know the answer, but it is hard to say anything without knowing how your audition goes. And I would not recommend applying under a different major if you're not really interested. Bad idea. </p>
<p>You already know your weakness so get working on that. I might also take another SAT II...the US History one is pretty low. Maybe mathematics might boost you.</p>
<p>Theatre is so different. My daughter is also applying…her stats aren’t so good. But she is a professional actor/model with some decent credits, so who knows? I only “know” this: if your gpa is in the 2.0 range…and you are the “star” of a show…sorry…the admissions committee can’t do anything to let you in. This was said to us during our tour. So, again, it depends on your audition. (no pressure).</p>
<p>It’s about the audition and also the rest of the cohort that’s being admitted - they are building a company so they are looking for a cohesive yet diverse group. I believe that this year there is a call-back component (I read that on the website, anyway). I think GPA is more important than SATs. You should audition if you want it - Truly, you do not know until try.</p>
<p>I was actually in a summer program at SC with 1 of the 2 people that do all the auditions for the program. I also spoke to the associate dean in charge of admissions … What she said was basically that if the audition team wants you and you don’t have an awful G.P.A. (the 3.2 and below range) then you’re pretty much fine.</p>