Acting Programs

Know about Acting Major Programs and Check Schools Offering Acting Programs.

Acting is a major program in the area of Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts. Acting is a program that prepares individuals to communicate dramatic information, ideas, moods, and feelings through the achievement of naturalistic and believable behavior in imaginary circumstances. Includes instruction in voice and acting speech, stage dialects, movement, improvisation, acting styles, theatre history, script interpretation, and actor coaching.
In United States, 129 schools offers the Acting program. The average tuition & fees of these schools offering Acting is $13,457 for in-state students and $47,684 for out-of-state students. In average, the SAT score is 1,341 and the ACT score is 30 over the schools. The average acceptance rate is 52%.

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NameOffered Degree*Test ScoresAcceptance RateTuitionStudent Population
Harding UniversityPrivate,4-yearsSearcy, Arkansas Bachelor 1,160 (SAT)
24 (ACT)
45.12% $24,888 4,805
Academy of Art UniversityPrivate,4-yearsSan Francisco, California Associate
Bachelor
Master
- - $28,024 6,786
American Academy of Dramatic Arts-Los AngelesPrivate,2-4 yearsLos Angeles, California Associate - 90.11% $39,475 220
American Conservatory TheaterPrivate,4-yearsSan Francisco, California Master
Certificate
- - $30,285 24
University of California-San DiegoPublic,4-yearsLa Jolla, California Master - 23.71% $15,265 (in-state)
$46,042(out-of-state)
42,006
California Institute of the ArtsPrivate,4-yearsValencia, California Bachelor
Master
- 24.76% $56,724 1,440
Chapman UniversityPrivate,4-yearsOrange, California Bachelor 1,300 (SAT)
29 (ACT)
72.52% $62,784 10,014
Mount Saint Mary's UniversityPrivate,4-yearsLos Angeles, California Bachelor - 75.76% $48,132 2,440
Pepperdine UniversityPrivate,4-yearsMalibu, California Bachelor 1,390 (SAT)
31 (ACT)
48.71% $66,742 10,030
University of San DiegoPrivate,4-yearsSan Diego, California Master - 52.61% $56,444 8,815
University of Southern CaliforniaPrivate,4-yearsLos Angeles, California Bachelor
Master
1,520 (SAT)
34 (ACT)
12.02% $68,237 48,945
University of ConnecticutPublic,4-yearsStorrs, Connecticut Bachelor 1,330 (SAT)
31 (ACT)
54.51% $20,366 (in-state)
$43,034(out-of-state)
27,003
University of HartfordPrivate,4-yearsWest Hartford, Connecticut Bachelor 1,190 (SAT)
27 (ACT)
82.75% $47,647 5,732
Housatonic Community CollegePublic,2-4 yearsBridgeport, Connecticut - - $4,740 (in-state)
$14,140(out-of-state)
3,364
Yale UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNew Haven, Connecticut Master
Post-graduate
1,540 (SAT)
35 (ACT)
4.57% $64,700 14,776
The Catholic University of AmericaPrivate,4-yearsWashington, District of Columbia Master - 85.59% $55,834 4,968
George Washington UniversityPrivate,4-yearsWashington, District of Columbia Master
Certificate
1,410 (SAT)
32 (ACT)
48.98% $64,990 25,939
Florida Southern CollegePrivate,4-yearsLakeland, Florida Bachelor 1,180 (SAT)
26 (ACT)
56.61% $42,360 3,281
University of MiamiPrivate,4-yearsCoral Gables, Florida Bachelor 1,390 (SAT)
32 (ACT)
18.94% $59,926 19,402
Brenau UniversityPrivate,4-yearsGainesville, Georgia Bachelor - 86.55% $33,275 2,704
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*: offered degree for the Acting program. Schools may offer other degrees for other programs.