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School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Scholarships
| 230 The Fenway | Tuition In/Out-State: | $33,166 / $33,166 | Total Fall Enrollment: | 760 |
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| Boston , MA 02115-5596 | Books and Supplies: | $1,600 | Applicants Admitted: | 86% |
| (617) 267-6100 | On-campus Room and Board: | $13,996 | Receiving Aid of Some Type: | 95% |
| http://www.smfa.edu | Undergraduate Application Fee: | $65 | Receiving Institutional Aid: | 95% , $11,314 on average |
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School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston General Information
Will I get in?Address 230 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115-5596 Phone Number (617) 267-6100 Web Address http://www.smfa.edu Mission Statement The mission of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is to provide an education in the fine arts for undergraduate and graduate artists—inexperienced and advanced artists of widely ranging age groupings—that is interdisciplinary, self-directed, always evolving.
It has special features: it values cultural, artistic, and intellectual diversity; it must include a wide range of media; it stresses the development of individual vision; it values art making more than adherence to curricular rules; it stays deeply in touch with the external world of art. If the mission is constant, its practice is always emerging.Type of School Four or more years, Private not-for-profit Religious affiliation None Highest degree offered Master's Calendar Semester Setting Large city Distance learning opportunities No School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Size
Total enrollment 760 Enrolled full time 646 Enrolled part time 114 School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Student Body
Men enrolled full time 215 Women enrolled full time 431 American Indian/Alaskan Native - Asian/Pacific Islander - Black/Non-Hispanic - Hispanic - White/Non-Hispanic - Non-Resident Alien 9% Race/ethnicity unknown 16% -
School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Admission Basics
Admissions office phone number - Open admission policy No Undergraduate Application fee $65 Applied 756 Admitted 647 Enrolled 99 Admitted % 86% School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Admission factors
Admission test scores Neither required nor recommended Secondary school GPA Required Secondary school rank Recommended Secondary school record Required TOEFL Required Completion of college preparatory program Neither required nor recommended Recommendations Required Formal demonstration of competencies Required School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Admission statistics
Students submitting SAT - SAT 1 Verbal 25th percentile score - SAT 1 Verbal 75th percentile score - SAT 1 Math 25th percentile score - SAT 1 Math 75th percentile score - Students submitting ACT - ACT Composite 25th percentile score - ACT Composite 75th percentile score - -
School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Cost
In-State Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates $31,996 Out-of-state Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates $31,996 Books and Supplies $1,600 On-campus room and board $13,996 Off-campus room and board $9,500 School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Financial Aid
Students Receiving Aid 95% Receiving Federal Grants 32% , $4,800 on average Receiving Institutional Aid 95% , $11,314 on average Receiving Student Loans 70% , $7,233 on average -
School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Programs & Majors
Graduates in 2009/2010 academic year.
Education Bachelor Master Art Teacher Education 1 11 Visual and Performing Arts Bachelor Master Fine/Studio Arts, General 111 20 Graphic Design 0 0 Illustration 0 0 -
School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Deadlines
Regular Admissions
Regular application deadline No closing date Priority application deadline February 1 Fall application deadline February 1 SAT Reasoning / ACT scores due February 1 SAT Subject score report due - College will notify student by - Student must reply to acceptance by May 1 Deadline for housing deposit May 1 Financial Aid
Financial aid priority deadline March 15 Financial aid deadline - College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about - Student must reply to financial aid decision by - Early Decision/Action
Early decision deadline - College will notify student of early decision by - Early action deadline - College will notify student of early action by - Transfer Students
Transfer priority application deadline March 1 Transfer priority financial aid deadline - Transfer application closing date August 15 Transfer deadline for filing financial aid forms - College will notify student of transfer decision by - -
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- The School offers merit-based aid for BFA, BFA in Art Education, and Diploma students. Merit Scholarships are awarded on the strength of your portfolio and your potential for growth as an artist in the Museum School community. These scholarships are independent of any scholarships based on economic need or grants received from the financial aid office. Merit Scholarships are awarded by the Admissions Committee, and are only awarded at the time of admission to the School. Who may apply: There is no separate application process for Merit Scholarships. All first-time undergraduate degree and Diploma students (including transfers) are automatically considered for these scholarships at the point of application to the School. How to apply: All BFA, BFA in Art Education, and Diploma students are reviewed for merit if they meet the admissions deadline. Disbursement: Merit funds are divided equally between two semesters and disbursed to your tuition account upon verification of final enrollment. Terms of repayment: Scholarships do not have to be repaid. Award amounts: Merit Scholarships range from $3,000 to full tuition and are renewed annually while you are enrolled at the Museum School. Scholarships are applied toward your annual tuition and fees. They are renewable for up to four years as long as you make satisfactory progress and apply for financial aid in the following years by the priority filing deadline.
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- They are renewable for up to four years as long as you make satisfactory progress and apply for financial aid in the following years by the priority filing deadline.
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- Merit Scholarships are awarded on the strength of your portfolio and your potential for growth as an artist in the Museum School community.
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