<p>My daughter is a good actress and singer but really wants to improve her dance. In other words she would like to spend most of her college classes in dance class, with acting and singing filling in. Since she is not yet a strong dancer, is there a rigorous dance program out there that will accept an intermediate dancer with "potential", who really intends to pursue Musical theater? (She has a nice body, but not a dancers body). She was thinking about Northwestern but the program looks to be more of an "intellectual" dance major.</p>
<p>Hi..Oklahoma City University not only has a great musical theater program, it also has a renowned dance school. You do not have to participate in the dance leveling on your musical theater audition day...it's optional. However, she will start beginning dance training her first semester. OCU's MT dance classes are taught by the dance school faculty. These are the same professors who teach students who are majoring in dance.</p>
<p>Any questions, feel free to ask.</p>