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| One of the most challenging pieces of advice that I am asked to give my graduating theatre students is what college or acting school is the best choice for continuing their theatre education. Many times my first choice is SFCC. The students that I have sent to State Fair have many advantages over four year schools. On average, they perform in two shows a year (sometimes more) while at four year colleges & universities they are "earning" their way to perform their junior or senior year. Under the direction of Eric Yazell, Tim Wells, and Carol Fisher they are getting top notch training in acting, technical theatre & self discipline. The theatre facility is one of the best in the state and the shows rival most productions at major colleges & universities. Many disregard the community college as a viable option for a young theatre hopeful. I personally feel it is one of the best choices out there! And the best community college in the state for theatre is State Fair.
Marilyn Mann - Speech/Theatre Monett High School |
Departmental Scholarships (Any Degree) pays partial or full tuition for up to five semesters
Eligibility
A graduating high school senior or returning non-traditional student with a H.S. diploma or GRE; Minimum high school G.P.A of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale; Must be a hard-working, ethical, and dedicated theatre participant; Willingness and determination to produce a professional theatrical product; You do NOT have to be a Theatre major
Application Process:
- Complete Scholarship Application
- Complete SFCC Admission Application
- Two reference letters
- High School Transcripts
- ACT/SAT or SFCC Compas test
Audition/Interview Process
- Acting Scholarships — present performance resume and perform two contrasting memorized monologues (maximum four minutes)
- Technical Scholarships — present resume and portfolio illustrating work in technical theatre; A short interview will follow the presentations