Essential to the School of Drama Costume program is our philosophical belief that Costume Production be taught alongside Costume Design. Students not only gain important practical knowledge about how they can work with, and what they can expect from, their future production staffs, but also, they learn marketable skills in draping, tailoring, millinery, dyeing and painting, as well as a constellation of crafts.
Students learn and apply skills needed for a specialized career in the field. Students design several productions each semester throughout their program, including as many as three dance pieces, two to four short television scripts, two subscription season productions and an internship production.
Mentorship is a fundamental component of the costume program and includes expert facility oversight. Four full-time staff members (studio manager, draper, tailor, wardrobe and stock manager) augment classroom training in the costume studio. Faculty are distinguished, working professionals who provide mentoring academically, on productions, and professionally for students' career development.
Tuition Fees
Other Expenses
| Head | Avg Cost Per Year |
|---|---|
| Room and Board | ₹1446265 |
| Total Cost | ₹1446265 |
VISA & Work Study
VISA
The students can opt for any one of the two visas namely F1 Visa, J1 Visa.
F1 Visa:
- International students must maintain full-time student status in order to maintain legal status with the United States government.
- It is obtained by presenting the Form I-20 to a US consulate or embassy and submitting an application for an F-1 visa.
- Full-time attendance is at least 12 credit hours of classes each semester.
- International students are not permitted to take more than one three-credit-hour online class per semester or each summer session while remaining in the states.
- Students losing their F-1 visa status by dropping below the minimum 12 credit hours, those who become academically ineligible to continue at the University, and those with serious infractions of campus rules or legal infractions resulting in the conviction of a felony must return to their home countries immediately.
J1 Visa:
- This is also known as J1 Exchange Visitor Visa.
- This visa may be used by those who come to study or conduct research as participants in an Exchange Visitor program.
Work Study
- Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a need-based self-help award.
- If a student has been awarded FWS, the FWS award is the total that can be earned during the academic year as a work-study student.
- All students who are employed by Carnegie Mellon submit their hours worked in WorkDay and are paid by check on a bi-weekly basis.
- Most students are paid directly by their employers.
- Others are paid with a combination of federal and university funds through the Federal Work-Study program, which includes a component for Community Service Federal Work-Study.
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