FAQs

How does ASU's Dance Program rank nationally?
Dance Teacher magazine ranks the ASU Herberger Institute School of Dance undergraduate program ninth in the nation (seventh among public institutions) and the graduate program fifth in the nation (fourth among public institutions).

How do you become a dance major at ASU?
You must apply to, and be accepted by, Arizona State University as a Dance Interview Major. Once accepted to the university, you must apply to and participate in the Herberger Institute School of Dance Interview Day for acceptance into the program.
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Do you have scholarship auditions?
All students that participate in the Interview Days are considered for scholarships as part of the process. In order to be eligible for fall scholarships, you must interview in February.

What scholarships are available?
Students may be considered by the School of Dance for merit-based scholarships.
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University scholarships are awarded based upon academic excellence and financial need. The scholarship office has a list of scholarships available.
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Is there a Dance Minor at ASU?
A Dance Minor can be followed alongside almost any other major at ASU.
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Does ASU Herberger Institute School of Dance help graduates find jobs?
The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts maintains an Office of Student Success, and a full-time consultant who aids you with writing resumes and seeking career opportunities. During your institute career, the School of Dance offers many opportunities to work with the professional dance community through guest artist residencies and internships.

When do I have to apply for admission? Is there a deadline? What is required of me?
View undergraduate admission details
View graduate admission details