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The USC Ticket Office is CASHLESS. USC students should log into their Ticket Office student accounts first to receive student prices. Parking. Discounted parking is available for $15, except on football game days. Please inform the gate officer you are attending a School of Dramatic Arts performance and request the arts rate.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts Board of Councilors is an advisory board composed of notable professional, academic and community leaders. Members of this prestigious Board provide counsel to the deans and faculties, as well as the president and provost of the university. Board members provide philanthropic leadership and support essential to ...
For incoming USC students, a taste of the Liberation Arts. ... At the School of Dramatic Arts, October is for Good Neighbors. For nearly three decades, SDA, the USC Good Neighbors Campaign and 24th STreet Theatre have teamed up to make a difference in South LA. community impact.
12 de may. de 2016 · Zachary Steel, professor at the USC School of Dramatic Arts and former teacher at The Clown School in Los Angeles, witnessed the healing powers of laugher firsthand when studying medical clowning in Israel. “There’s a depth to which a clown can be effective in a hospital setting beyond an entertainment factor,” said Steel.
Transfer Applicants. The USC School of Dramatic Arts provides unmatched opportunities to study drama and related disciplines in a rigorous and collaborative environment. We are very excited that you have decided to consider our training program. If at any point in the application process you have a question or concern, please do not hesitate to ...
The USC School of Dramatic Arts recognizes students who have achieved a GPA of 3.5 or higher (registered in a minimum of 12 units) during the previous semester by placing them on the Dean’s List. The entire School congratulates you on your exemplary academic achievements. Dean’s List – Fall 2023. Dean’s List – Spring 2023
Admission to the USC School of Dramatic Arts is based on academic and artistic merit rather than ability to pay. The U.S. government, however, requires that all international student applicants provide proof of ability to pay tuition and living expenses for themselves and their dependents (if applicable) before a formal letter of admission and ...
