This rigorous three-year BFA in dance program focuses on dance creation and performance for commercial industries such as TV, film, music videos, Broadway, theme parks, cruise lines, circus arts, and more, providing career development opportunities for students to make professional connections and build strong networks.
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Programs
Conservatory dance majors may pursue a minor in Africana Studies(Opens in a new window), to examine in detail how the African diaspora continues to shape the performing arts and cultures around the world.
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The only three-year commercial dance B.F.A. program at the conservatory level
One-of-a-Kind Partnership
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Consistently named one of the “best college dance programs” (DanceUS.org, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019), a “top dance school for 2021” (College Transitions, 2021), and a “top 10 school for choreographers” (College Magazine, 2019)
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Prepare For Any Career
TV, Film, and Web
Movies, TV shows, theater, commercials, ads, web series, and more
Entertainment Industries
Theme parks, amusement parks, cruise lines, circus arts, stadium and arena concerts, tours, and more
Artist Collaborations
Creative projects with various artists, such as music videos, tours, and stadium concerts
WATCH: Boston Conservatory dancers perform in concert with the Berklee Bruno Mars and Beyoncé Ensemble
Our three-year program gives you a head start on your career and saves you money.
ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT
Michael Morris Jr.
Immediately after earning his degree from Boston Conservatory, Michael Morris Jr. was contracted by Celebrity Cruise Line to tour throughout Europe, Asia, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. He went on to perform in New York City’s Broadway Bares: Take Off, in American Ballet Theatre’s Metropolitan Opera House spring season, and alongside YouTube star Todrick Hall.