<p>So I was wondering what kind of Resume/Training I need to help me get in to one of my top ten MT schools. Also, what other colleges should I look at?
For Training, Ive been taking voice since my freshman year, currently taking Dance 1 &2, Stage Combat.
Other (not theatre): Vocal Ensemble, Show Choir
Theatre:
Footloose- Chorus/Dancer (Current)
School House Rock Live! (at the Aronoff)- Joe
Jesus Christ Superstar- Superstar Singer/Dancer
How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying- Student Director/Chorus
The Outsiders- Marcia (Understudy)
Wild Wildest West- the Saloon Girl
A Christmas Carol- Sal
Aladdin- Narrator
Cinderella- Chorus</p>
<p>My College List:
1. CCM at UC (I live in Cincinnati, I heard that it's harder for people who live here to get in.)
2. Tisch at NYU
3. Pace University
4. Carnegie-Mellon
5. Marymount Manhattan
6. Ithaca College
7. Boston Conservatory
8. University of Michigan
9. Texas State
10. Julliard isnt MT.</p>
<p>You’ve got some pretty good schools there, but many are very tough to get into. Let me suggest a few other schools in the Midwest to look at:</p>
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<li><p>Ball State: MY D is a freshman MT major there and loves it. The faculty are great and caring, and she was looking for a program where she’d get a lot of dance. She would tell you that BSU was her toughest dance audition. It’s a great program, and a great university.</p></li>
<li><p>Ohio Northern: An up and comer. My D was accepted there and in the end BSU was less expensive and she just fell in love with BSU. But Ohio Northern was very impressive.</p></li>
<li><p>Wright State: My D did not apply there but I have been told by others that it is a great program with some very good talent coming out. </p></li>
<li><p>Western Michigan: It was a very close decision for my D between BSU and Western. Excellent facilities, excellent faculty, and the kids really seemed to all get along. Listened to some rehearsals and it was obvious they were getting excellent training.</p></li>
<li><p>Roosevelt: If you would like a city campus experience, the Roosevelt in Chicago would be a good school. we saw the freshman do a show there and they were very talented. And there are a lot of opportunities in the city for performances to be in.</p></li>
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