FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

We are proud to offer scholarships that reduce tuition fees for students who excel in the arts. Fine Arts Scholarships are available in: Visual Arts, Dance, Media Arts, Music, and Theatre.

Scholarships are awarded based upon the applicant’s entrance audition/portfolio, interview, and academic records. They are valid for all four years of high school, contingent upon scholarship criteria being continually met.

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Eligibility 

Candidates may apply as rising 9th, 10th, and 11th-grade students and must meet all NBPS eligibility requirements. While there are different grade level entry points for students, the best chance for the highest award level is for rising 9th-grade students.  Students may only apply for the scholarship twice between their rising 9th and 11th-grade years.  All candidates must have a minimum of 2.5 GPA to apply for a Fine Arts scholarship.  

 

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Begin your Scholarship application through our SlideRoom portal.

New students by January 10

Current NBPS students by January 1

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS

  • Dance
    • SlideRoom media upload
      • One 2 minute solo - ballet, modern, jazz, or contemporary
    • Live audition/interview (by invitation) 
      • One 2 minute solo - ballet, modern, jazz, or contemporary (must provide own musical accompaniment on a mobile device)
      • Perform a ballet combination, progressions across the floor, and a jazz combination.

    Additional Audition Guidance: Our goal is to view your technical and performance skills during both the pre-screen and on-campus auditions.  As such, for both pre-screen and on-campus auditions, please select the solo style that presents you in the best light.  Dancers will need to bring all dance shoes to the audition. Female dancers wear black leotards, with black leggings, hair in a bun.  Male dancers wear black jazz pants, white t-shirt.

  • Media Arts
    • SlideRoom media upload
      • Film applicants must submit any two of the following samples.

        • A writing portfolio consisting of original work that best represents who you are as a writer. (Max 500 words) Work can be in a short story or screenplay format

        • A short film or video in any style, including live-action, experimental, documentary, or animation. This can also be in the form of a portfolio reel with multiple films. Limit length to max 5 minutes.

        • A storyboard of 10 to 15 still images or drawings of your making arranged in an order that you feel tells a story (combined into one pdf).

      • Photography: Photography applicants must submit a pdf or slideshow containing 10-20 original images placing only 1 image on each slide/page. Each slide/page must include a caption that explains the photographer's vision for the individual image, along with camera settings and the editing process.

    • Individually scheduled interview (by invitation)
  • Instrumental Music
    • SlideRoom media upload 
      • Instrumentalists must submit two or three contrasting works* from the standard repertoire of their instrument. Composition applicants must include two or three original compositions.

        *Note for  Classical Percussionists: Please submit solo of choice on mallets AND Solo of choice on the snare drum.

    • Live audition (by invitation) 
      • Solos of choice same as above
      • Sight read
      • Echo sing & echo play
      • Sight sing
      • All major and minor scales in three octaves

    Additional Audition Guidance: Our goal is to view your technical and performance skills during both the round 1 video auditions and on-campus auditions. As such, for both video auditions and on-campus auditions, please select solo music that demonstrates the full extent of your abilities, so that you may present yourself in the best light. Accompaniment is preferred, but not required. Accompaniment may be live or digital.

  • Vocal Music
    • SlideRoom media upload
      • Vocalists must sing two contrasting works, performed from memory, with live or pre-recorded accompaniment.
    • Live audition (by invitation) 
      • Solos same as above
      • Sight sing
      • Echo sing

    Additional Audition Guidance: Our goal is to view your technical and performance skills during both the round 1 video auditions and on-campus auditions. As such, for both video auditions and on-campus auditions, please select solo music that demonstrates the full extent of your abilities, so that you may present yourself in the best light. Accompaniment (live or prerecorded) is required for both round 1 and on-campus auditions.

  • Theatre
    • SlideRoom media upload
      • Musical Theatre Focus
        • One monologue and one song from a published musical (internet monologues and original works will not be accepted).
      • Acting Focus
        • Two contrasting monologues from a published play.
    • Live audition (by invitation) 
      • Musical Theatre Focus
        • One monologue, one song from a published musical (must provide own musical accompaniment on a mobile device), cold reading, dance combination, and sight-singing.
      • Acting Focus
        • Two contrasting monologues, cold reading.

    Additional Audition Guidance: Monologues and songs should be selected from standard, published repertoire-original works are not accepted.  Please have a thorough understanding of the larger piece and the characters you are portraying, making sure you select pieces that are appropriate for your age and life experience. Avoid pieces that involve dialects and character voices. Our goal is to see you at your best, so select material that will present you in your best light.

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    • SlideRoom media upload 
      • In 1-5 media uploads, share a portfolio that includes 15-20 items that demonstrate your skills, personality, and creativity. It may include brainstorms, initial sketches, or finished work. These could include 2D - drawing, painting, printmaking, 3D sculpture, digital art, mixed media, or animation. Your portfolio may be a combination of any of the following file types: .pdf, .jpeg, .mov, .gif. PDFs may have a maximum of 20 still “slides/pages” with no embedded links or videos. A single “slide/page” may have multiple images and text. (i.e., title, date, dimensions, materials, brief description). A maximum of 20 items will be reviewed by the selection committee.
    • Interview/drawing assessment (by invitation) 
      • 45-90 minutes drawing assessment
      • Interview and artwork review

Selection

Upon review of the application, candidates for the Fine Arts Scholarship may be invited to participate in a live audition and interview with members of the Fine Arts Scholarship Committee.  Students selected for the in-person audition and interview will be notified directly. 

New,  prospective scholarship recipients will be awarded and notified by February 15 along with their admission notification.

Current North Broward Prep students who have applied will be notified no later than February 1.

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At North Broward Prep, understand that individual economic circumstances vary for every family, and we value socioeconomic diversity within our school. We proudly offer need-based financial assistance because we value you and your child part of our learning community.

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