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I am 17 and really need an idea of what I'm getting into. What do I need in respects to a portfolio, writing piece, visual piece. What are some options for an east coast restricted student with few few c's and more high b's and a's?

Thanks!
 
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There's Emerson in Boston. And, on a slightly more prestigious, expensive and selective note there is NYU in New York. Emerson is a great school, and I highly recommend either.

Check out their sites now, for the portfolio requirements. It's nothing drastic (10 minute demo reel, some kind of dramatic writing usually).

Good luck!


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Emerson, huh? I'll have to look into that, thanks.

Whats NYU looking for in respects to grades?
 
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I had friends who got into NYU as transfer students with grades way below 3.0 GPA...they did well in a small college freshmen year...anmd they had ****ty portfolios.

I believe NYU looks at your essay and your personality the most. I might be wrong though.
 
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To tell ya the truth, I don't know. I was homeschooled, so I didn't have grades. Smile NYU isn't as academically obsessed as, say, the Ivy League schools though. Give it a shot!


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You could go the private route and pay $30,000 a year. Or you could try to get into some great public schools such as the University of Texas.
 
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