Drama

External Transfer

If you are currently or have been previously enrolled as a degree-seeking student at a college or university and wish to attend NYU and Tisch Drama, you would apply as an External Transfer candidate. For more information, please visit here.

Please keep in mind that once enrolled at NYU, you can expect to take at least 64 additional credits to earn your BFA in Theatre degree. You will also be required to complete two-years of primary artistic training, as well as two additional semesters of advanced training, regardless of any prior artistic training or previously earned credits. After you're admitted to NYU, you will be given a preliminary range of how many previously-earned general education and elective credits you're likely to be awarded. For more information on our degree requirements, visit here.

 

IMPORTANT DATES

Common Application Deadline (Recommended)

MAR 1

Common Application Deadline (Actual)

MAR 15

Your artistic review must be scheduled by

APR 8 -
9:00 a.m. EST
FOR EXTERNAL TRANSFER DIGITAL APPLICANTS ONLY  
Digital materials must be uploaded by APR 8 - 9:00 a.m. EST

 

EXTERNAL TRANSFER ARTISTIC REVIEW DATES

ACTING

NEW YORK APR 10, 11
LOS ANGELES N/A
DIGITAL APR 8-10

MUSICAL THEATRE

NEW YORK APR 10, 11
DIGITAL APR 8, 9

DIRECTING

NEW YORK APR 9
DIGITAL APR 9

PRODUCTION & DESIGN

NEW YORK APR 11 – *BY APPT* 
DIGITAL APR 11 – *BY APPT*
  You will book the above date as a placeholder in the Drama Artistic Review Portal.
  Once booked, please email Chris Jaehnig, Director of the P&D Studio, at
  chris.jaehnig@nyu.edu to schedule an appointment.
  Digital materials must be uploaded by APRIL 8 - 9:00 a.m. EST.

 

ARTISTIC REVIEW LOCATIONS

LOS ANGELES

This tour destination is not available for this artistic review season.

DIGITAL SUBMISSION

If you are unable to attend an in-person artistic review, you are welcome to submit a digital artistic review. Click here for more information about the digital artistic review process.

Artistic Review Guidelines
Dates and Locations
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