I didn’t get in USC, I am waitlisted. My question is about NMF 1st choice school. Should I move it to other school or keep it on USC, and hope to get in later?
@r5r11r They don’t waitlist at USC.
@cag60093 Hi! My son was admitted to SCA’s IMGD program. Where does it say in SCA that there is a foreign language requirement?? All I could find is that students in SCA have to satisfy certain core literacies, writing, etc. Under foreign language in Dorns Life, it says “some of the professional schools (see listing for each school’s requirements) must also satisfy the foreign language requirement.” BUT I can’t find where it says 2 years of a foreign language is required for SCA (in my son’s case, in IMGD)! HELP!!
@CADREAMIN I think some of the majors do offer waitlists but I don’t think @r5r11r is the case. I remember there were a couple of dancers, one from last year and one from this year were waitlisted by the dance school.
Here ya go @lakergirl6232
https://admission.usc.edu/wp-content/uploads/AdditionalCourseworkbyMajor.pdf
It’s part of the transfer guide, but it is the one place that has all the schools listed that have FL requirement.
@lakergirl6232 Here is the link to degree requirements… http://catalogue.usc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=8&poid=7338
Then, on that page, there is the link to GE Requirements…
http://catalogue.usc.edu/preview_entity.php?catoid=8&ent_oid=1711
Again… it is my understanding that BA degree programs within SCA have the foreign language requirement… while BFA ones do not. My daughter for example is CAMS, and she had such.
@pdxtigermom That’s why I asked them what major. I didn’t want to lead others to thinking they have waitlists. Only Thornton where they are accepting like 5 kids into a program does this. If one doesn’t commit it’s a big deal so they may offer the spot to someone else. It’s like the informed delivery, one person says they have it and everyone thinks it applies across the board. 
FYI, Financial Aid summaries will be released March 27th for students who have completed the application process.
Thank you @CelestialDreams
Is that info posted somewhere on the USC site?
@WWWard Thank you.
@lakergirl6232 This is for animation and digital arts: http://catalogue.usc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=8&poid=7332
"The Bachelor of Arts in Animation and Digital Arts is a unique four-year program granted through the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences in conjunction with the School of Cinematic Arts. Students study within the framework that combines a broad liberal arts background with specialization in a profession. Areas of concentration might include character animation, experimental animation, visual effects, 3-D computer animation, science visualization and interactive animation.
Undergraduate students take their pre-professional courses in the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, including the general education requirements. Major courses are selected from the curriculum of the School of Cinematic Arts. The degree requires 128 units, including a minimum of 16 lower-division units and a minimum of 26 upper-division units in Cinematic Arts."
There is a link on this page for gen ed requirements.
@cag60093 you’re welcome
@WWWard It’s posted on the financial website; should be the first thing you see when you click through.
I think your response was intended for me. Thanks!
@romns116 Oops, soory! I read a bit too quickly there. You’re right!
^^^ yes
@r5r11r I’m from southern Brooklyn, NYC and I haven’t received my package either, despite being part of the 2-Day window.
@CADREAMIN @WWWard, Thank you two for your constant updates, very helpful. Presidential awardee is guaranteed to stay in McCarthy Village for all four years or only for freshman year? Thanks
McCarthy (the dorm) is a freshman only dorm
Note: financial aid just came out, go check it. if its not there, it may come in waves!