<p>Is anyone else auditioning December 5th? I scheduled it online a month or so back, but I have yet to recieve my confirmation email. However, when I log online it says I’m scheduled. I’m assuming I am fine then.
Has anyone auditioned at Syracuse yet? Any tips/things we should know?
Does Syracuse do rolling admissions or how do they let people know?
It’s my first audition, that’s why I’m kind of freaking out.</p>
<p>Thanks,
Knarfy :)</p>
<p>Do a search of this Syracuse MT sub forum and the regular MT forum as much has been written about Syracuse MT auditions here. </p>
<p>They let candidates know their outcome in mid March when all auditions have been complete.</p>
<p>You might want to call the office just to confirm that everything is in order for your audition. My D did a regional audition in Washington DC in January of this year so there were 2 professors attending the audition: one dance professor and one MT/music professor. There was a group dance audition followed by individual auditions of singing and monologues. The professors asked my D to repeat her songs with new direction which she did. I'm guessing the regional auditions are a bit different than the on-site auditions at Syracuse U. I recall that approximately 10-12 students auditioned during her session. However, there were 3 other sessions scheduled that weekend so probably about 40 kids auditioned that weekend in DC.</p>
<p>She was accepted to the MT BFA in mid-March as soozievt said -- first by way of an email and followed up with a letter and admissions packet. It was a long wait but well worth it. She's a freshman MT there now and she loves it!</p>
<p>All the best to you next week. Try not to be nervous. Just be yourself and have fun with it. I really think they are looking for students who are individuals at Syracuse. So my best advice is to be who you are! Let us know how it goes!!</p>
<p>One of my voice students auditioned at Syracuse last month. He was asked to present a second monologue, so make sure you have several prepared. He's not a super-strong dancer, but felt that the dance audition wasn't too difficult. My D is a junior in the department and when she auditioned, she was asked to do one of her songs a second time, with a different emphasis. So be prepared for anything. The staff is very nice, but probably won't respond much when you audition, so don't let that bother you.</p>