Bachelor’s degree · Initial professional preparation
Acting for Stage and Screen (BFA)
Columbia College Chicago - Acting · Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Award
- Acting for Stage and Screen (BFA)
- Audience & level
- Adults
- Format
- In person
- Price
- Not published
About this program
Rigorous BFA in acting covering stage and on-camera work, with physical theatre and stage combat among the styles taught.
- Offering
- Degree program
- Fields
- Theatre acting, Screen acting
- Purpose
- Initial professional preparation
- Teaching language
- English
Qualification and recognition
- Qualification
- Bachelor’s degree
- Exact award
- Acting for Stage and Screen (BFA)
- Award status
- Academic awardAwarded by a degree-granting institution.
- Awarding body
- Columbia College Chicago
Structure and schedule
- Duration
- Not published
- Delivery
- In personTaught at the listed teaching location.
- Physical attendance
- Regular physical attendance
- Schedule
- Not published
- Teaching location
- Columbia College Chicago
Admissions and auditions
Audition required
- Monologues
- Two contrasting monologues, roughly 90 seconds each (three minutes total)
- Self-tape
- Yes
- In-person audition
- Yes
- Audition detail
- Prescreen upload with statement of purpose and headshot; then perform one monologue and have a short conversation with faculty
- Writing or research sample
- Statement of purpose, no more than 500 words
- Deadlines
- General priority deadline for all degree programs: Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m Central Time U.S.
Fees
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Sources and verification
Not published on the program’s source pages: price, duration, schedule, experience level.
Sources and how this was checked
Last checked 16 October 2026. Each fact carries a verbatim quote that is re-checked against the live page. Research methodology.
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