Dancers tend to be healthy eaters additional options for vegetarians would be appreciated
Where did they stay?
Stayed with local family or friends
Student lived at home
Housing - Supervision
Curfew
Yes
Curfew reasonable?
Yes
Room check
Yes
How strict were dorms?
Just about right
Infraction handling
Skewed depending on the RA
Housing - Cleanliness
Laundry available
Yes
Laundry free
Yes
Housing cleanliness
Dirty
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Spotless
Cleaning required
No
Meal Plan
Meal plan
Yes
Food quality
Gross
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Excellent
Enough food
Yes
Dietary needs?
Yes
Specific needs
Vegetarian and peanut allergy
Dietary options
Limited
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Lots
Activities
Weeknight activities
Yes
Weekend outings
No
Yes
Attended weekend outings
Yes, some of them
Favorite
Walmart
Logistics
Quality of handbook
Spotty
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5
Comprehensive
Program communication
Limited
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Comprehensive
Transportation
On your own
Public transportation without chaperone
Walked without chaperone
Neighborhood safety
Not Safe
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Very Safe
General Comments
Overall recommendation
Definitely Not
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Absolutely
Best aspect
Challenging technique
Teaching focuses on technique
Very personal and great technique classes!
Least liked about program
n/a
Suggested changes to program
This year my dancer's level had 24 in the class so it was tight moving across the floor! Although her level was the largest by far and this was not typical of other levels.
It would go 5 weeks required and you could add an additional 1-3 weeks optional at the end so you could go 5-8 weeks we would sign up for 7 or 8 weeks
Smaller class sizes
Culture of program
Supportive. Enthusiastic. They were many dancers who attend year-round but also a fair amount coming from elsewhere, even out of state.
Good
Warm and inviting
Other comments
Solid training. They know what to look for as far as potential.
We liked when the RAs offered an evening where they shared professional guidance or advice. It is priceless to learn from more experienced dancers about the business
