The Juilliard School

New-York, USA

Type of institution:

University
College
Private school

Age range:16+

Type of training:

Full-time
Part-time

Language of instruction:

english

Year of foundation:1905

About the The Juilliard School

The Juilliard School was founded in 1905 in New York City and was originally known as the Juilliard Graduate School. In 1968, it merged with the School of Music, the Dramatic Art School, and the Dance School to form the modern educational institution. Juilliard is renowned for its outstanding alumni, including performers such as Vincent P. Lauriat, Patricia M. Patterson, and Robert M. Eyla. The school has partnerships with various cultural organizations, such as the New York Cultural Center and Lincoln Center. Juilliard's educational philosophy focuses on the comprehensive development of the artist and includes unique methods such as personalized lessons and master classes with leading artists from around the world. It emphasizes practical experience, technical skills, and critical thinking. Juilliard makes a significant contribution to the cultural and educational system by attracting students from all over the world and maintaining a high level of professional training. The school has a global reputation and is considered one of the best of its kind. The primary goals of Juilliard include fostering critical thinking, preparing students for professional careers in the arts, and providing high-quality education in music, theater, and dance.

Admission conditions in The Juilliard School

Admission to Juilliard requires a strong artistic background and a high level of academic knowledge. Candidates must demonstrate their skills during an audition. Mandatory exams: SAT or ACT (for undergraduate programs), TOEFL or IELTS (for international students). Minimum age: 17 years old. Application process: Filling out the online application on Juilliard's official website, paying a registration fee of $100. Candidates must submit a video, portfolio, and participate in an audition. Educational qualifications: A high school diploma or equivalent. Required documents: Letters of recommendation, test scores, and performance videos. Requirements for international students: A minimum English proficiency level of 90 (TOEFL) or 7.0 (IELTS). Financial requirements: Proof of funds to cover tuition and living expenses is required. Application deadlines: Typically open from early November to early December. Testing or interview: All candidates must undergo an audition, which may include an interview. Qualifications or experience: Experience playing musical instruments or in acting. Notification of results: Candidates receive audition results via email at the end of March.

Minimum rating for admission to The Juilliard School

The minimum score is not set, but participation in the audition is mandatory.

Prospects after completing studies in The Juilliard School

Juilliard graduates have many career opportunities, including working in orchestras, theaters, dance companies, and they can also continue their education in graduate school.

Curriculum type
Subjects

Title	Age	Period
Bachelor's Degree program in English	17+	1 year
Diploma (English)	17+	1 year
Master's Degree program in English	21+	1 year
The doctoral program in English	21+
Short University Programs (English)	18+
Summer courses in Design and Art (English)	16+
Summer courses in Design and Art (English)	16+
Master of Music	21+	2 years
Bachelor of Fine Arts	18+	4 years
Bachelor of Music	18+	4 years