USC, UCLA, Columbia, NYU, Stanford Film school

[152422]

<p>Do you think I can get into any film schools especially Stanford and Columbia.
What can I do to increase my chances?
9th
global history
geometry
Honors English
biology<br>
spanish II
public speaking/media arts
study hall/guitar</p>

<p>10th
AP us history
advanced algebra
H english
H chemistry
spanish III
H multimedia
draw/broadcast
H chemistry/lunch</p>

<p>11th
AP economics
trigonometry
AP english
AP chemistry
H spanish IV
film studies
IB drawing</p>

<p>12th
AP government
precalc
AP english
AP physics
AP spanish V
IB film
engineering</p>

<p>(algebra, spanish I, gym, health, AP government)</p>

<p>ACT: 30
GPA 3.7/4.5 (on 4.8 scale)
tri-citizen</p>

<p>clubs
-strides for south sudan
-key club
-Cinema Club
-president and founder of make a movie club</p>

<p>languages
-english
-spanish
-Ohio State U intro to Chinese</p>

<p>sports
-track Varsity
-captain cross country Varsity</p>

<p>instruments
-guitar
-bass</p>

<p>extra
- 100 hours volunteering
-hospital 60
-6th grade camp 50
-key club 15
-orientation day 15
- student council
-OSU classes
-dvorak and shorthand</p>

[Georgia_Girl]

<p>152422,</p>

<p>Columbia and Stanford do not have film schools in the same sense as USC and NYU. At Columbia a student can study film in their School of the Arts. The scope of their film studies major does not approach that provided by SC or NYU, in my opinion.</p>

<p>At Stanford the film studies major is fairly new. I think it was approved in 2005. Their film and media studies is a major within the Department of Art and Art History. </p>

<p>Since this is the SC forum I suggest you post your question on the individual forums. An article about film schools and rankings has been posted this week on this forum. It will give you additional information about the universities you mentioned in your post and details about faculty, alumni and facilities. Check out madbean’s post regarding film school rankings by the Hollywood Reporter.</p>