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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2017-2019 Mason Gross School of the Arts Programs of Study Theater 966 Major Requirements  

Major Requirements


B.F.A. Theater Major

Bachelor of fine arts (B.F.A.) theater students, regardless of concentration, must take the following courses (see notes for exceptions):

 
07:966:103-104  Theater Homeroom (PO,PO)

  07:965:281-282  Theater History I,II (3,3) *Note: B.F.A. theater majors may not take the online Theater History course

  07:965:370-371  Global Theater I,II (3,3)

  07:965:473  Clothing and Culture (3)  (B.F.A. actors only)

  07:966:496  Professional Development Seminar (3)


Students must complete a minimum of 120 credits for graduation, which includes a minimum of 33 credits of liberal arts requirements (see the Degree Requirements chapter). However, students must complete all courses required by their program, which may require up to 140 credits for graduation depending on the area of study.

All students begin intensive foundation training in the first year augmented by expository writing and other liberal arts courses. New students may not schedule any class that ends later than 6 p.m. Monday to Friday or meets on weekends without the written permission of the head of the program.

In addition to the general theater requirements, students must enroll in and complete one of three concentrations described more fully in the next section of this catalog.
 
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