Choreograph Your Future: Two Dynamic Dance Degrees at Fredonia
Bachelor of Fine Arts - Audition Required
The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance at Fredonia prepares passionate dancers to excel in the evolving world of contemporary and jazz dance. With a strong foundation in modern and jazz techniques, along with training in ballet, tap, and somatic practices, you'll refine your artistry while gaining the skills to sustain a fulfilling career in dance. Small class sizes, individualized attention, and collaboration with theatre programs create a vibrant, supportive community where you can grow as both a performer and a creative artist.
Bachelor of Science - No Audition
The Bachelor of Science in Dance at Fredonia welcomes students with diverse movement backgrounds to explore dance through a scientific and liberal arts lens. Without audition requirements, this program combines dance science, wellness studies, and choreography with elective flexibility, empowering you to pursue multiple degrees or specialized career paths. The program's adaptable curriculum fosters interdisciplinary connections, preparing graduates for careers in dance therapy, arts administration, education, or advanced study while nurturing your creative expression in a collaborative environment.
What You’ll Gain:
- Technical Excellence – Train extensively in modern, contemporary, and jazz dance, with additional instruction in ballet, tap, and somatic techniques.
- Personalized Mentorship – Benefit from small class sizes, direct faculty feedback, and individualized guidance to support your artistic growth.
- Creative Expression – Develop your unique artistic voice through choreography, improvisation, and performance opportunities.
- Collaborative Opportunities – Work alongside theatre students and faculty to explore interdisciplinary performance and production experiences.
- Versatile Career Preparation – Gain the skills to pursue careers in performance, choreography, teaching, and arts administration.
- Flexible Academic Pathways – Combine your dance major with a second area of study to expand your professional opportunities.
