Circle in the Square Theater School
Instate Tuition (2013-2014)
$14,540
$14,540
Out-of-state Tuition (2013-2014)
$14,540
$14,540
CISTS Address
Circle in the Square Theater School1633 Broadway
New York, NY 10019-6795
General information:(212) 307 0388
Financial aid office:(212) 307 0388
Admissions office:(212) 307 0388
Fax Number:(212) 307 0257University Homepage
Tuition + CISTS Housing (2013-2014)
Undergrad Application Fee: $40
Tuition Payment Plan:Yes
Freshman Must Live on Campus: No
University Makeup (2013-2014)
# of Undergrads: 78Total Students: 78
Male41.0%
Female59.0%
International23%
African-American9%
Asian3%
Hispanic8%
Caucasian58%
Financial Aid
The average federal financial aid award to full time first time students is 862% receive student loans and the average amount is $8,000Net Price CalculatorFinancial Aid Website
Private not-for-profit 2 year Institution
Not applicable, not in Carnegie universe ( not accredited or nondegree-granit)
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Not applicable, not in Carnegie universe ( not accredited or nondegree-granit)
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Admissions Requirements
Secondary School Record N/ASecondary School GPA N/A
Secondary School Rank N/A
Test Scores N/A
Competencies Required
Special Credits
HS College Credit: NoAP Credit: No
Life Experience Credit: No
Special Credits(other): Yes
Applicants Admitted
90% men vs 95% women admittedApplicants vs Admissions (2013-2014)
Men Applicants:10Women Applicants:19
Men Admitted:9
Women Admitted:18
Student Services
Library On CampusCounseling Services
Placement Services
Majors |
| • General • Visual and Performing Arts |
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