Should I Minor in Dance?

"The style of ballroom I learned in my minor classes is becoming increasingly popular in the world of dance, yet it's not taught in most conventional dance studios," she says. "At the University of Utah, the same requirements apply to a dance minor switching to a dance major as t...

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Published inDance spirit Vol. 23; no. 7; pp. 50 - 52
Main Author Beard, Katherine
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Dance Media LLC 01.10.2019
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Summary:"The style of ballroom I learned in my minor classes is becoming increasingly popular in the world of dance, yet it's not taught in most conventional dance studios," she says. "At the University of Utah, the same requirements apply to a dance minor switching to a dance major as to an incoming freshman who wants to major in dance-although if you've taken classes from some of the dance faculty members, the audition might be waived," Vanier says. "A dance minor is a great option for someone who has an academic area they want to pursue but who still wants to hold on to the dancing that they've been doing their whole life," Kavouras says.
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ISSN:1094-0588