College Planner: Athletics and Fine Arts

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Why are student-athletes, as well as fine arts or performing arts majors, in a unique position?
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Why are student-athletes, as well as fine arts or performing arts majors, in a unique position?
​They not only have to be accepted by a school and be able to finance their education there; they also have to be accepted into the specific athletic or artistic program.
Generally speaking, the NAIA serves smaller, often private colleges.
True
As a general rule, the NAIA serves the _____________ colleges, while the NCAA serves the ________________ universities.
Smaller
Larger
Certain religion courses may be counted as core courses for the NCAA.
True
Students who are accepted as NCAA Division I or Division II qualifiers must still apply for and_______________ by a college or university.
be accepted
What is required of a student athlete applying to an NAIA school?
Become accepted by the college
Meet the test score requirements
Meet the grade point average requirements.
The smaller the school, the more likely that students are required to audition to be a part of the program.
False
For performing artists, recorded auditions are usually accepted.
True
When sending an audition tape, audio tapes are acceptable for musicians, but what should actors and dancers present?
video tape
When auditioning in the performing arts, you are usually expected to present ____________ contrasting pieces.
two
According to the lesson, what are two surprises that music students often face in college?piano proficiency exams expectations to take private lessonsWhen applying in the visual arts, sending photographs of your work may be acceptable.TrueFor all areas of the fine or performing arts, meeting in-person is preferred.TrueA visual artist's portfolio is a finished work.FalseYour portfolio should show:your growth as an artist quality; not quality your ability to develop a concept into a finished piece of art Printed or published pieces (if available)