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Arts & Sciences

Arts and Sciences Transfer - Performing Arts Option

Dance

Associate of Arts

General Program Information: 410-287-1000 or information@cecil.edu

This program option provides students with an interdisciplinary experience and practical career skills as a foundation for applied technique and performance in a specific discipline. The dance program provides solid training in ballet and modern dance techniques with participation in dance ensemble performances every semester. This program helps students to prepare for transfer to a four-year institution, internships, employment or career advancement in the areas of performance, education, administration, and production. This is accomplished in an open access, optimal learning environment for students�educational, cultural, and economic development.

Course Code	General Education and Program Requirements	General Education Code	Credits
ANT 101	Cultural Anthropology	SS	3
ART	Art Elective (Select from ART 101, 130, 140, 152, or 160)	H	3
BIO 101	General Biology	S	3
BIO 111	General Biology Lab		1
CIS 101	Introduction to Computer Concepts	I	3
DAN 111	Modern Dance Technique I (ACT)		2
DAN 112	Modern Dance Technique II		2
DAN 121	Ballet Technique I		2
DAN 122	Ballet Technique II		2
DAN 131	Dance Ensemble I		2
DAN 132	Dance Ensemble II		2
DAN 211	Modern Dance Technique III		2
DAN 212	Modern Dance Technique IV		2
DAN 221	Ballet Technique III		2
DAN 222	Ballet Technique IV		2
DAN 231	Dance Ensemble III		2
DAN 232	Dance Ensemble IV		2
DAN 241	Performance Skills		3
DAN 242	Dance Composition	I	3
EGL 101	Freshman Composition	E	3
EGL 102	Composition and Literature	H	3
GEO 102	Cultural Geography	SS	3
MAT	Math Elective	M	3-4
MUC 143	Music Fundamentals	H	3
PSC 105	General Physical Science with Lab	SL	4
THE 171	Acting Fundamentals		3

Programs

Arts & Sciences

Arts and Sciences Transfer - Performing Arts Option

Dance

Associate of Arts

General Program Information: 410-287-1000 or information@cecil.edu

Total Credits Required in Program: 65-66 Credits