We are pleased to announce the offering of a post-graduate course in the coming year 2008/2009.  The program offers several study options with the faculty including Barbara Schneider-Serio, Christina Beck, Dorothea Mier and Annelies Davidson.  The first term, from September – December, 2008, will be with the fourth year.  Second and third term study choices may offer both independent study or the opportunity to work intensively with the fourth year toward graduation.  The cost for the course will be prorated based on the length of study.  The full year’s tuition would be $4,300, and the starting date would be September 3^rd, 2008 .  We hope you will join us! 

Tuition : $4,300 (2008 - 2009)

Applications are accepted throughout the year, but applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible due to the Financial Aid deadline of June 30th, and limited availability of on-campus student housing.

Financial Aid is available in the form of grants, loans, and work-study opportunities.  All financial aid is based on need.  Financial Aid Application Deadline: June 30th.

Housing: On-campus student housing is available.  Rents range between $340 - $425 per month, and are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis upon receipt of an application form and housing deposit.  Housing brochure is available upon request.

Visa: The School is authorized to enroll foreign students, and will issue the necessary paperwork for obtaining an F-1 visa upon the applicant's acceptance to the

School.

September 1, 2004 – June 4, 2005

For diplomaed eurythmists who wish to experience another culture, language or approach to the art, this course broadens and augments the eurythmist's artistic work.  From September 1-October 1, students would participate in the Postgraduate Intensive Course (see Postgraduate Intensive Course flyer for details).  From October 1, 2004 – June 4, 2005, there will be a  deepening of the basic elements of tone and speech eurythmy together with the fourth year, as well as solo work and work on larger compositions.   Students will focus on independent solo and group work with guidance from the faculty.  Tone and speech pieces will represent different stylistic aspects including a fairytale and modern American and English poetry.   The course will culminate in a performance in early June.  This course can also be taken per semester. 

  Tuition : $4,075 (September 1, 2004-June 4, 2005)

Applications are accepted throughout the year, but applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible due to the Financial Aid deadline of June 30th, and limited availability of on-campus student housing.

Financial Aid is available in the form of grants, loans, and work-study opportunities.  All financial aid is based on need.  Financial Aid Application Deadline: June 30th.

Housing: On-campus student housing is available.  Rents range between $350 - $425 per month, and are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis upon receipt of an application form and housing deposit.  Housing brochure is available upon request.

Visa: The School is authorized to enroll foreign students, and will issue the necessary paperwork for obtaining an F-1 visa upon the applicant's acceptance into the Postgraduate Course.