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College Rubric College Rubric This rubric was designed by Alex Aybar (Indiana University MT/Film ‘24) and his parents during the college decision process of the audition season. It’s designed to give an analytical, as-objective-as-possible view of options. As these are tailored to his preferences, feel free to change it as you see fit! Everyone’s ideals are different. Rubric Code: S23C4W8 By LilyFarrell Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Reflection Grade Levels: 9-12

Musical Theatre College Rubric
	5 1 pts	4 2 pts	3 3 pts	2 4 pts	1 (N/A)	0 (N/A)
Tuition	5 Less than $5000	4 $5000-$10,000	3 $10,000-$15,000	2 $15,000-$20,000	1 $20,000-$30,000	0 More than $30,000
Distance from Home	5 Less than 2 hours	4 2-4 hours	3 4-6 hours	2 6-8 hours	1 8-10 hours	0 10+ hours
Distance from Theatre/Film Hub (ATL/CHI/NYC, etc.)	5 In town	4 1 Hour	3 2 Hours	2 3 Hours	1 4 Hours	0 More than 4 Hours
Academics (as scored on Niche.com)	5 A+/A	4 A-/B+	3 B	2 B-/C+	1 C	0 D or Below
Campus Life	5 Utopia	4 Especially Involved/Diverse Activities	3 Normal University	2 Party/Greek Life	1 Few Activities (Business-y)	0 No Activities
Age/Review	5 Premier Good	4 Premier Mixed	3 Established/Good Reviews	2 Brend New/Good Reviews or Established/Mixed Reviews	1 Brand New/Mixed Reviews or Established/Bad Reviews	0 Brand New/Bad Reviews
Working Alum	5	4 Featured in Every Playbill You Own	3 3+	2 Less than 3/Hard to Find	1 Unknown	0 None
Competitiveness	5 High Reach	4 Reach	3 Fit	2	1	0 Safety
Demographics	5 City/Diverse	4 Mixed/More Liberal	3	2 Mixed/More Conservative	1 Ultra Liberal	0 Ultra Conservative
Type of Campus	5	4 City	3	2 Smaller Town	1	0 BFE ¯\_(?)_/¯
Private Instruction (Voice Especially)	5	4 Yes, Included in Curriculum	3	2	1 Yes, but Extra Costs	0 No
Faculty	5	4	3 Young and Established/Been on/in Broadway	2 Young/Middle Aged/Older but Knows the Current Business Well	1 Freaking Ancient (Likely Tenured)	0 Unknown
Tuition Schedule	5	4	3 By the Semester	2	1 By the Credit Hour	0
Senior Showcase	5	4 Yes, NY	3	2 Yes, Other	1	0 No
Facilities	5	4	3 The Lyric Theatre, but 18 of them, all new or renovated (You Know The Vibe)	2 Lots of Types	1 Just the One Stage	0 Not Even a Stage/Every Post from the Instagram Account is from the Same Room/Multiple Student Complaints (You Know the Vibe Here Too)
Ability to Work/Earn Money	5	4	3	2 Yes, Through the Program	1 Yes, Other	0 No—Working is Discouraged
Conservatory/Liberal Arts(feel free to alter!)	5	4 Liberal Arts Education	3	2 Conservatory	1	0
Opportunity for Creative Roles (Dir./Playw./Chor.)	5	4 Confirmed Yes	3 Yes (I think?)	2 Completely Unknown	1 Yes, but Advised to Not	0 Confirmed No
Opportunity for Musical Theatre Training	5 Yes — Musical Theatre Offer or Guaranteed Training in Voice and Dance	4	3 Maybe	2	1	0 No
(Optional) Ability to Minor	5	4 Ability to Double Major/Minor in Multiple Areas—Encouraged	3	2 I Mean, You Can? But the Curriculum Doesn’t Offer a lot of Flexibility for It.	1	0 No
Show Season	5	4	3	2 A solid mix of new material, well-known shows (audience fillers), and obscure material	1 Leans more towards one side—priorities in filling seats or in studying “the hard stuff,” but still dabble in other end of the spectrum.	0 Exclusively Big-Name Shows or Shows Nobody Else Does.
Class Size	5 Smaller: 12-15 (Individualized Attention, Professors Know You Well)	4 8-12	3 15-20	2 20-30, but still very close and involved with other students and faculty	1 >30. Program is either too small to feel diverse or too large to feel truly individualized. (Note: may have a decent rotation, but this is based numerically)	0 <8. Program is too small to feel diverse.
Diversity Awareness	5	4 Diversity is Prioritized and there is Proof of Measures to Ensure Inclusion	3	2 Claims to Value Diversity, but Little Evidence Produced to Back It/Mixed Student Reviews	1	0 Unaddressed
Performance Opportunities	5	4 Required to be cast in main role(s) certain number of times throughout degree, underclassmen allowed to audition	3	2 Underclassmen allowed to audition, but no guarantees you’ll be cast in shows	1	0 Seniority Priority, Little to No Casting Insurance—especially as underclassman
Bonus Round: Impressive Campus?	5	4	3	2	1 Aye Aye Captain	0 Not Exactly

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