The monthly planning guide for performing & visual arts students Spring break is over, and we’re entering the home stretch of the school year. Much can be accomplished in these final months, so we’re here to help guide the college preparation process for students and parents. Every step can be a difference maker for […]
Find the right fit in an advisor for visual and performing arts students. While there are many independent college counselors helping high school students across the country, the selection of qualified advisors for students of the arts is limited. So for students and parents, it’s important to know what to look for when considering […]
The monthly planning guide for performing & visual arts students March is a month of transition. While the seasons are changing, students are growing. Our goal is to help foster that growth with easy-to-follow, monthly advice regarding college preparation for students and parents. As winter turns to spring, simple steps can help budding performing […]
Expert advice that every performing & visual arts applicant should have. What are the best ways to make an impression on college admissions when applying to programs for the performing and visual arts? Get the inside perspective from the pros — respected admissions officers and award-winning faculty associated with a wide range of prestigious arts […]
The monthly planning guide for performing & visual arts students When the winter term is in full force, spring and summer can feel very far off, but don’t be deceived by the time of year. Keep up the pace and prepare for the not-so-distant future. This monthly guide is designed to help […]
Check out our updated blog post with even more summer program options here! ArtsBridge performing & visual arts students chose this list to attend. There are as many types of summer programs as there are types of arts students. ArtsBridge students have spent summers honing various aspects of their crafts and gaining valuable experience. While […]
The monthly planning guide for performing & visual arts students Happy New Year! Welcome to the monthly guide designed to help students of the arts with simple, step-by-step college preparation tips. As we make our new-year resolutions, it’s the perfect time for high school students to re-commit to pursuing the dream of higher education in […]
10 Ways Being a Theatre Major Can Prepare YOU for Success Here are 10 ways being a theatre major can help you succeed: Improvisation. The great thing about the stage is that when it’s live and you’re up in front of that audience anything can, and does, happen. Dropped lines, missed entrances, or malfunctioning props require […]
I’ve been working for a long time with a student — let’s call him Joshua. When he first came to work with me, he and his parents were convinced that he was going to be a jazz vocalist. Now, this student had a few challenges in his way. He also didn’t really have the chops […]
This is the question I get more than any other — Am I good enough? Or some variation of, like…. How do I know if I am good enough? Why won’t anyone tell me if I am good enough? Or even, everyone says I am so great – but am I really? The answer is — you’re probably […]