<p>Hello, I new member here:-)
I just wondering if I had any chances to Tisch. My GPA and SAT is pretty sad
I hope I'm least a worth a shot </p>
<p>SAT - Math:690 CR:580
GPA - 3.5~3.6 (All A's at Freshmen Year...but getting bad grades recently...)
Class course: moderate (some AP classes and honors)
Essay: moderate
Recs:Good
EC:Fairly good(President of art club and AAC)</p>
<p>Portfolio(Links to Deviantart) </p>
<p>Honest input please</p>
<p>Oops.. I forgot to say I was applying for film.</p>
<p>im not sure if ur pictures do much for you since they arent film related.</p>
<p>It is in one of the choices so I'm allowed to submit it.</p>
<p>A creative submission consisting of ONE of the following:</p>
<p>• Film or video/live action or animation on DVD or VHS cassette/NTSC format only � no more than 10 minutes. (Please note: CD-R's are not acceptable.)<br>
• Storyboards and/or a portfolio of drawings or paintings (e.g., figure drawings)-no more than ten, 8" x 11" in size.<br>
• Photographs (no more than ten, 8" x 10" in size) of fine arts photography or stills of paintings, drawings, or sculpture. Slides are not acceptable.<br>
• No more than six pages of dramatic or creative writing (8" x 11" pages, typed) consisting of a short story, dramatic scene or portrait of an individual or place.</p>
<p>yup yup!</p>
<p>but it would still be better if you had something film related...</p>
<p>Really? Then do you think it would be more of an advantage if I made a film from scrap rather then a portfolio that I already have finished? Oops.....</p>
<p>no no dont do that. But if you could, I'd write a script. but if you're not that experienced with it then dont. BTW I love your portfolio. Seen better but definitely pieces of work I admire.</p>
<p>of course u can
but it doesnt help with getting into ur prospective major</p>
<p>Thanks, I'll just go with submitting my portfolio then....I'm not that good at writing..haha</p>
<p>BIGTWIX, Called NYU yesterday and they said it didn't matter on what creative submission I submited and doesn't give different weight. Well it is Film and Television (film, television, video, radio, and animation all added)
Thanks for the advice though:-) You made me call</p>
<p>IMO, honestly, you might be GSPed</p>
<p>Really?!...well it's better than being rejected..Thanks for the honest reply though</p>
<p>I researched about GSP and figured I can't get GSPed..... cause I'm applying to Tisch...</p>
<p>So it's Reject or Accept..</p>
<p>puzzlebox-
Make sure you research outside of CC. You can get put to gsp for tisch. But instead of 2 years, it's only 1 year. In fact, I'm a GSP to tisch Film & TV transfer( there's about 30 of us) and it's a good option. You finish most of your liberal arts credits by the time you transfer so once you transfer, you can just focus on film. </p>
<p>Personally, I think you might be GSP'd because your stats are scarily similar to mine and our portfolios are similar. The only thing I would say differs is that I probably had more leadership in my ECs but your GPA is a bit higher (I had a 3.4-3.5).</p>
<p>But don't see it as a bad thing. I think it's better b/c you get to skip the (from what I 've heard) somewhat painful freshman film courses.</p>
<p>But good luck</p>
<p>Thanks for the awsome tip elvenqueen10 :-). Sound good that you got in. I'll cross my fingers and see what will happen..haha</p>
<p>yea...</p>
<p>tisch applicants can most certainly be GSPed
theres two girls on my floor who are TV/Film Majors who are GSPed and they do 1 year of GSP and mandatory courses in the summer</p>