Non-Traditional Actor Made The BEST of Her Gap Year And Got Into UNCSA BFA Acting!

Non-Traditional Actor Made The BEST of Her Gap Year And Got Into UNCSA BFA Acting!
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Shelby is an awesome actor from Tennessee, who is going to one of the best BFA Acting programs in the WORLD this fall!
University of North Carolina School of the Arts!!! 🎭❤️👏🍾
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🏅How she turned her gap year into huge artistic growth
🏅Why she stopped working on one of her monologues
🏅What she told herself after getting rejected from Juilliard
🏅Her priority on authenticity when representing herself
🏅And more!
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Non-Traditional Actor Made The BEST of Her Gap Year And Got Into UNCSA BFA Acting!
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[@thindyt3167]

Hello! I want to ask a different question. I am 23 and I want to apply to MFA acting (to top schools like Julliard). This is a weird question but I wanted to ask, if I get married before I apply, would this be a problem for the school? Would they look at my application differently?

[@HowToGetIntoDramaSchool]

I can’t speak for the school, but if I were in your shoes my first question would be to myself - “Am I willing and able to commit fully to both my marriage and drama school training?” Take some time to consider the impact of both and have whatever conversations you need to have. THEN, if you feel confident in pursuing drama school as a married person, don’t hold back! I think the schools will be able to tell if you’ve been thoughtful about it and made the commitment to train at the highest level.

[@HowToGetIntoDramaSchool]

If you’d like to talk more about it, email me. [e-mail]