United StatesPrivate CollegeCheck Scholarship LinkThe Juilliard School
مدرسة جوليارد للموسيقى والدراما (The Juilliard School)
About the scholarship program
The Juilliard School in New York, one of the world's foremost institutions for music, dance and drama, offers need-based scholarships to its students, including international students, and a large share of students receive financial support. Admission is based mainly on auditions, and financial need is assessed after admission. Details are on the school's financial aid page.
Documents required for this scholarship
- Portfolio or audition for creative programs
- Academic transcripts
- Academic or professional recommendation letters
Requirements vary by program and intake — always confirm the final list on the official application page.
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