Studio or Performing Arts Supplement

Submissions should be initiated through your applicant portal and are expected to be received by the deadline posted in the portal. A short summary of the requirements for each type of special talent can be found below.

Art

• Students can link to 8-20 images of drawings, paintings, photographs, sculptures or other visual artwork through Flickr. Each image requires a title, description, date, dimensions, and materials used.
• Students must describe their plans for artistic involvement in college and provide a short Artist’s Statement.

Dance

• Students can link to 1-5 videos on YouTube or Vimeo. Submissions should not exceed five minutes total.
• Students must describe their plans for dance involvement in college, provide a summary of their training and/or expertise (including instructor names and length of training), and describe their roles in any submitted work. Submitting company work is not recommended unless the student is a featured performer.

Music

• Students can link to 1-5 videos or audio files on YouTube, Vimeo, or SoundCloud.
• Students must categorize their submission as primarily orchestral music, vocal music, jazz, keyboard, folk/traditional, composition, or other (to facilitate the assignment of the correct faculty reviewer). Students may complete submissions in more than one of these categories.
• Students must describe their plans for music involvement in college, provide a summary of their training and experience (including instructor names and length of training), and describe their roles in any submitted work.
• Do not submit full orchestral, band, or choral recordings unless you are a featured soloist; if so, please specify your solo.

Theatre

• Students can link to 1-5 videos on YouTube or Vimeo. Submissions should not exceed five minutes total. Students should include two contrasting monologues.
• Students must describe their plans for theatre involvement in college, provide a summary of their training and/or expertise (including instructor names and length of training), and describe their roles in any submitted work. Submitting company work is not recommended unless the student is a featured performer.