Meadows School of the Arts is a national leader in arts and communication education, offering multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees in performing, visual and communication arts. Meadows prepares students to engage and lead in the field of their choice.
Follow one of our application guides for instructions on how to apply for the program you’re interested in.
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Interested in one of our graduate programs? The application process varies by discipline. Take a look at our graduate admission guide for details on how to apply.
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Take a 360-degree look at the Owen Arts Center and the Umphrey Lee Center and see where Meadows students learn, create, perform and grow.