Ashland Center for Theatre Studies
Master of Theatre Studies in Production and Design
Application and Fee Information
Application Information
The program limits the number of new participants each year. You must be currently teaching theatre at the high school or community college level and must have taught theatre for at least two years (you may apply during your second year of teaching).
Application deadline is February 16, 2010 (postmarked).
Complete the application form and include: $50 application fee; official transcripts; resume of education, experience and theatre background; three letters of professional reference that assess your teaching and/or theatre production experience; a one to two page statement of purpose describing your reasons for applying and how the program will support your educational philosophy, professional goals and the goals you have for your theatre program.
We will send provisional acceptance letters postmarked no later than March 4, 2010. At that time we will send your pre-session assignments and the SOU graduate admission application form needed for official admission (no additional fee needed). You will be billed by SOU for your tuition and housing.
Questions? Check out our FAQ page.
2010 Fees:
| Tuition | $3,588 | For summer 2010* |
| Course Fees |
$469 | For materials and tickets to OSF productions (new fees available in November) |
| Application fee by February 16 |
$50 | Must accompany application |
| Application fee after February 16 |
$80 | Must accompany application |
* The tuition and fees listed above apply to one summer (12 credits) only.
Room and Board 2010
Two week program
| Single room | $855 |
| Double room | $549 |
| Meal plan | $439 |
A la carte one week courses
| Single room | $324 |
| Double room | $219 |
| Meal plan | $170 |
For information on a la carte course application and fees go to a la carte section
Financial Aid
In order to receive financial aid, you must fill out the FAFSA for the current year for summer (summer 2010 is the final term of the 09-10 year). This will determine if you are eligible for financial aid and, if so, how much aid you are eligible to receive. You also must have completed the graduate application form (which we will send you after you are accepted to the program) and be admitted as a graduate student. Since this is a master's program, only federal loans (not direct grants) are available. Alternative loans (loans that the Oregon University system gives to students) may also be available. Information about financial aid and the FAFSA is located on the financial aid website. Money is not dispersed until the first day of class.
Information
Questions? Check out our FAQ page.
