USC Film & TV Production MFA Fall 2021 Applicants Unite!

Totally. A friend of mine found out he was off the waitlist 3 weeks before classes started.
Did he have the option to turn down the fall and keep his spring spot? Now that I've been accepted for spring, I'm filling in my Fall plans and it would kinda be chaotic to cancel everything last minute
 
Hi all just in case this is useful information for some of you - I contacted admissions regarding scholarships and they said: “We are hoping to get all scholarship notifications out before the 4/15 commitment deadline”.
So sounds like there could be some more waiting before all of them are given out.
 
Just out of curiosity, does anyone have any ideas for this year SCA’s acceptance rate? Or like how many applicants it had? It seems like this year has more applicants than the past years...
 
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There’s no separate cinematography division, everyone interested in production just goes under the same umbrella. You can informally choose a directing/cinematography/editing/etc track from your second year onwards.
Awesome. That's what I thought from everything I looked at. Just wanted to be sure before I merged the data.

I thought it might be possible that you could just apply to cinematography before as they are old applications from when it was a Google sheets document so wanted to double check.

Thanks!! 👍
 
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