The Boston Conservatory - Boston, MA

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The Boston Conservatory

School Overview

The maximum program length is more than 4 years. The highest degree offered by the school is the Master's degree. The Boston Conservatory is a private, for-profit school.

Contacting the School

8 The Fenway
Boston, MA 02215
Main Phone: (617) 536-6340
Web Site: www.bostonconservatory.edu

Student Body Size and Diversity

In Fall 2002, the school had 630 (full-time equivalent) students. In Fall 2002, 59 male students and 95 female students enrolled as first-time students (freshmen, typically). Male students comprised 38.3% of the student body, while females made up 61.7%.

Minority enrollment included Hispanic (24)%, and Asian (3)%.

School Selectivity

In the class starting in 2002, 33.9% of applicants were admitted.

Degree Programs

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Performing And Visual Arts

Special Student Services

Academic Services

Remedial assistance
AP credits
Credit for life experience

Financial Flexibility

Student employment services
Career counseling
Placement services for graduates

Cost of Attending

In-State, Living On Campus:	$ 48,879
In-State, Living With Family:	$ 30,489
Out of State, Living On Campus:	$ 48,879

Admission Requirements

The school does not offer open admission; requirements include:

Required:

Secondary school record is required.
Recommendations are required.
A demonstration of competency (such as samples of work, e.g.) is required.
The TOEFL (if applicable) is required for international students.

Recommended (but not required):

High-school GPA is recommended.
Secondary school rank is recommended.
Standardized test scores are recommended.

Neither Required Nor Recommended:

A college preparatory program is neither required nor recommended.

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