BFA Three-Year Transfer Plan: Acting
Transfer guides for the BFA acting option assist students transferring to Missouri State to complete their degree. These plans require you to complete specific courses that will count towards the BFA program.
If you do not meet the necessary requirements for a pre-defined three-year transfer plan, you can work with an advisor to create a plan of study based on the courses that you have completed.
Being admitted into the program
Admittance into the BFA program not only requires acceptance into Missouri State but also requires you to audition for acceptance into the acting degree track.
Transfer guides
The following universities have specific plans for students transferring into Missouri State University:
If you have questions about transferring into the BFA acting option at Missouri State, contact the office of admissions or the BFA acting coordinator for more information.
Sample schedule
The below schedule is only one example of a possible degree plan and is provided for informational purposes only. Meet with an advisor early to develop a degree plan that best suits your needs.
The following degree plan, last reviewed 08-15-2023, is based on the 2023-24 catalog and Missouri State general education requirements.
Spring semester (prior to BFA Acting residence)
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General education course: Written Communication II | 3 |
General education courses | 9 |
THE Elective or Practicum (THE 495) | 3 |
Total hours | 18 |
First semester (fall)
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General education course | 3 |
General education course | 3 |
Total hours | 18 |
Second semester (spring)
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General education course | 3 |
General education course | 4 |
Total hours | 18 |
Third semester (fall)
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General education course | 3 |
Total hours | 17 |
Fourth semester (spring)
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Elective | 3 |
General education course | 3 |
Total hours | 18 |
Fifth semester (fall)
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Electives and/or practicum | 3 |
General education course | 3 |
Total hours | 16 |
Sixth semester (spring)
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Electives and/or practicum | 3 |
Total hours | 11 |
Transfer tips for success
This major requires a departmental audition. The acting requirements in this degree plan take six semesters to complete, allowing you (transferring from another institution or an internal major change) to complete the BFA Acting track in a three-year course of study. Also, each transfer situation is unique in the number and types of general education credit hours brought in. This tracking sheet is meant to serve as a guide, and it is likely that your general education course equivalencies may vary somewhat. Please see your advisor early in your first program year and in each following semester to discuss variations of your own degree plan.
All statements in this document concerning requirements, prerequisites, conditions or other matters are for informational purposes and are subject to change. Effective academic advisement is a partnership, with advisees sharing in the responsibility. Additionally, this degree plan does not list options for department intersession and summer courses. It is recommended that transfers students in the three-year BFA acting track consider summer classes to ease the major course load in the junior and senior years.