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Drama Studies

  • 16-05-2005 7:31pm
    #1
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    Anyone planning on doing Drama next year? Went for interviews in Trinity and UCC in the last fortnight. The points in Trinity border on ridiculous - 540 for single honors degree and 490 for joint honors - couple the latter with something like English, and it's like trying to get the points for medicine. Argh.
    I think I have a pretty good chance of UCC, but Trinity is definetley a much more renouned and established course; there were people who had flown over from America especially for the interview, I was impressed.


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    Just thought I would bump this...


  • #3
    the smiley one
    Closed Accounts Posts: 362 ✭✭the smiley one


    a friend of mine did the interview in trinners but it's like no 10 on her CAO and she will most likely get her first choice.....Something I would love to do -defo getting involved in the drama soc in trinity next year if I get the course I want! Just too scared to do it as a full degree....

    :)


  • #4
    [Deleted User]
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    I would love to do it with english, because that's really the only kind of thing that I even want to do in college. Apparantley 90% or more of the graduates had jobs after finishing the course, jobs in the BBC, the abbey etc.


  • #5
    chillywilly
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,794 ✭✭✭chillywilly


    a mate of mine went for an interview about a month ago and he DOES NOT need a good leaving cert!! I mean, he isnt smart at all to be honest!

    But out of about 50 applicants, he, and 7 others were picked for the course.

    i dont know how this works, can anyone shed light?


  • #6
    the smiley one
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    Yeah but the reading load in English put me off and I wouldn't like to go into TV or stuff like that - just LOVE acting. I'm hoping to do law (yes I know there is also a big reading load here...) and at least with that you have a definite career path at the end of it...Also don't have that much experience on-stage, have done all exams and that and done a bit on-stage, but not much - would love to start writing or something like that....ah all my dreams.....


    :)


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  • #7
    chillywilly
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,794 ✭✭✭chillywilly


    alot of very famous actors didnt step on stage until they were in their 20's/30's.

    so its never too late to start!

    just a bit of encouragment there!


  • #8
    [Deleted User]
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    My girlfriend's doing Single Honors Drama in Trinity at the moment, she absolutely loves it!


  • #9
    the smiley one
    Closed Accounts Posts: 362 ✭✭the smiley one


    chillywilly wrote:
    alot of very famous actors didnt step on stage until they were in their 20's/30's.

    so its never too late to start!

    just a bit of encouragment there!

    who knows.......Hoping to do a bit of writing and stuff over the summer, development and all that.....find out if I actually can do it!

    :)


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