September 2010 Students and other individuals attending these auditions and/or interviews will be seeking admission or transfer to graduate acting programs.

2009 Participating Institutions See the list of institutions who participated in September 2009.

Why Should You Audition or Interview?

• You want to enter graduate school for theatre in the fall of 2011.
• You would like a head start in looking at schools that fill your educational needs.
• You want to start early in finding out about financial aid.
• You want multiple schools to see your potential with one trip and one audition.
• You are a working theatre professional and want to look into the possibilities regarding Graduate training and/or an advanced degree.

"I just wanted to let you know that the SETC grad auditions are great. I received four offers from the auditions[...] I have chosen the University of Arkansas. I went to visit and really liked what I saw. Thank you for all of your advice and encouragement." - Patrice Foster, Greensboro College

Cost: TBD

Why Should You Come to FALL Auditions?

• You can recruit students earlier in the year.
• You can see many students at one time in one place.
• You can set up a tabletop display for all-day viewing in a public area for a low fee

Cost: TBD
Schools must be organizational members ($70) at the time of the auditions. Representatives of the college or university will not have to pay an extra fee or be a paid individual member of SETC to participate in the Fall SETC Graduate Auditions.

• A piano and an accompanist will be on-site.
• There will be both acting auditions and design-tech portfolio reviews.