XA
XA
XA
How to Apply:
The School of Cinematic Arts looks forward to receiving your application for admission. The Admissions Office is available to assist you during the application process and can be reached with any questions at: 213-740-8358 or admissions@cinema.usc.edu
GRADUATE APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
HOW AND WHAT TO SUBMIT FOR YOUR PORTFOLIO
SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS WEBSITE
We encourage interested applicants to reach out to the XA faculty and visit SCA!
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Deadline for XA Program is November 15th
How to Apply:
The School of Cinematic Arts looks forward to receiving your application for admission. The Admissions Office is available to assist you during the application process and can be reached with any questions at: 213-740-8358 or admissions@cinema.usc.edu
We encourage interested applicants to reach out to the XA faculty and visit SCA!
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Deadline for XA Program is November 15th
How to Apply:
The School of Cinematic Arts looks forward to receiving your application for admission. The Admissions Office is available to assist you during the application process and can be reached with any questions at: 213-740-8358 or admissions@cinema.usc.edu
Graduate Application Instructions
How and What to submit for your portfolio
ATTEND AN ADMISSIONS EVENT
SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS WEBSITE
USC WEBSITE
We encourage interested applicants to reach out to the XA faculty and visit SCA!
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Deadline for XA Program is November 15th
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
Which academic programs are offered by Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
Master of Fine Arts - Expanded Animation: Research + Practice
Where can I get the most up-to-date application materials for Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
Please go to the SCA Admission website for the most up-to-date info for our all our programs.
Is the GRE exam still required for the application to the MFA in Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
No, the GRE is no longer required.
Who can I contact if I have follow up questions regarding admissions or the application materials?
Please feel free to contact our new staff person at expandedanimation@cinema.usc.edu or our SCA Admissions Office: admissions@cinema.usc.edu
How do I go about setting up a tour?
Recommended general tours/info sessions:
Attend an SCA Admissions Event: https://cinema.usc.edu/admissions/visitattend.cfm
SCA general tours offered by SCA Student Affairs Office contact: admisssions@cinema.usc.edu or call: 213-740-8358.
USC Admission Office general tours call: 213-740-1111 or e-mail: visitusc@usc.edu
What can I do if I am international or can’t come to campus for a visit?
Please review on-line program and application information, then e-mail expandedanimation@cinema.usc.edu, directly with follow up questions. Feel free to reach out to XA faculty
Who can I contact to get d-clearance for a CTXA course and more information about a CTXA course?
Please contact Lisa Mann via e-mail at: emann@usc.edu
Please provide your USC student ID number
How many units of course work are required for the three year MFA in Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
50 units
Where can I find the estimated tuition costs for graduate programs at USC?
Tuition and fees are posted every year on Schedule of Classes
Who can I contact with follow up questions about SCA specific scholarship opportunities?
Please contact the following e-mail address with question: studentservices@cinema.usc.edu
What kind of scholarship opportunities does the School of Cinematic Arts offer?
Please refer to the following link for information:
How do I get an internship or job?
Please look at the following documents:
You can also be part of the email list of students and graduates that will get job and internship calls.
Which academic programs are offered by Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
Master of Fine Arts - Expanded Animation: Research + Practice
Where can I get the most up-to-date application materials for Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
Please go to the SCA Admission website for the most up-to-date info for our all our programs.
Is the GRE exam still required for the application to the MFA in Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
No, the GRE is no longer required.
Who can I contact if I have follow up questions regarding admissions or the application materials?
Please feel free to contact our new staff person at expandedanimation@cinema.usc.edu or our SCA Admissions Office: admissions@cinema.usc.edu
How do I go about setting up a tour?
Recommended general tours/info sessions:
Attend an SCA Admissions Event: https://cinema.usc.edu/admissions/visitattend.cfm
SCA general tours offered by SCA Student Affairs Office contact: admisssions@cinema.usc.edu or call: 213-740-8358.
USC Admission Office general tours call: 213-740-1111 or e-mail: visitusc@usc.edu
What can I do if I am international or can’t come to campus for a visit?
Please review on-line program and application information, then e-mail expandedanimation@cinema.usc.edu, directly with follow up questions. Feel free to reach out to XA faculty
Who can I contact to get d-clearance for a CTXA course and more information about a CTXA course?
Please contact Lisa Mann via e-mail at: emann@usc.edu
Please provide your USC student ID number
How many units of course work are required for the three year MFA in Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
50 units
Where can I find the estimated tuition costs for graduate programs at USC?
Tuition and fees are posted every year on Schedule of Classes
Who can I contact with follow up questions about SCA specific scholarship opportunities?
Please contact the following e-mail address with question: studentservices@cinema.usc.edu
What kind of scholarship opportunities does the School of Cinematic Arts offer?
Please refer to the following link for information:
How do I get an internship or job?
Please look at the following documents:
You can also be part of the email list of students and graduates that will get job and internship calls.
Which academic programs are offered by Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
Master of Fine Arts - Expanded Animation: Research + Practice
Where can I get the most up-to-date application materials for Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
Please go to the SCA Admission website for the most up-to-date info for our all our programs.
Is the GRE exam still required for the application to the MFA in Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
No, the GRE is no longer required.
Who can I contact if I have follow up questions regarding admissions or the application materials?
Please feel free to contact our new staff person at expandedanimation@cinema.usc.edu or our SCA Admissions Office: admissions@cinema.usc.edu
How do I go about setting up a tour?
Recommended general tours/info sessions:
Attend an SCA Admissions Event: https://cinema.usc.edu/admissions/visitattend.cfm
SCA general tours offered by SCA Student Affairs Office contact: admisssions@cinema.usc.edu or call: 213-740-8358.
USC Admission Office general tours call: 213-740-1111 or e-mail: visitusc@usc.edu
What can I do if I am international or can’t come to campus for a visit?
Please review on-line program and application information, then e-mail expandedanimation@cinema.usc.edu, directly with follow up questions. Feel free to reach out to XA faculty
Who can I contact to get d-clearance for a CTXA course and more information about a CTXA course?
Please contact Lisa Mann via e-mail at: emann@usc.edu
Please provide your USC student ID number
How many units of course work are required for the three year MFA in Expanded Animation: Research + Practice?
50 units
Where can I find the estimated tuition costs for graduate programs at USC?
Tuition and fees are posted every year on Schedule of Classes
Who can I contact with follow up questions about SCA specific scholarship opportunities?
Please contact the following e-mail address with question: studentservices@cinema.usc.edu
What kind of scholarship opportunities does the School of Cinematic Arts offer?
Please refer to the following link for information:
How do I get an internship or job?
Please look at the following documents:
You can also be part of the email list of students and graduates that will get job and internship calls.
