Well, there are many paths to get to any career. Here is a real life example: You could use your talent to get into Fordham University through their BFA program, double major in women’s studies with a focus in Law, go one to attend Fordham Law school, graduate and get offer a job through their great referral program and eventually own your own law firm. It has been done, and by a Rockette no less!

Yes!!!! There are a few scholarships and scholarships programs where you can use your talent of dance to participate in the program or to apply for the scholarship. And if they either have a pool of schools where they offer scholarships to or some have cash prizes that you can use at your school of choice.

Yes! With over 250 colleges/universities offering a major or minor or certificate in Dance in the US alone, there is a program for everyone. at every level of dance.

Minoring in dance is great if you want to focus on another thing you are passionate about. Minor normally require far less dance classes, but could have lots of opportunities for performances and choreography. Make sure you understand the level of classes you would be required to take as a minor. Some college may require you take the beginner Jazz even though you’ve been dancing for the last 10 years. Now there is nothing wrong with taking a beginner class, it helps you work on your technique. But you just don’t want to be surprised walking into class expecting barrel turns and they are focusing on pas de bourree.

This workshop/consultation will walk through each step, one at a time. Breaking it down into easily digestible sections. And in a time frame that allows you to go at your own pace.

I do understand that sometimes life happens and other things may need to take priority. Thats why we have payment plans. Inquire about all our options.

Not every school requires a solo submission. Some just simply have an audition. But I also off choreographic services as well. In person and via zoom.

I’ll give them steps to help them figure out what they might want to do. And how to narrow it down and choose a college that can nurture multiple areas of their interest.