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Many students who have spent years learning dance styles, practicing routines, and performing decide to continue their training by studying dance in college.
At BYU–Idaho, the Dance program helps you build on your skills and grow as a performer, choreographer, and teacher, while studying dance as both an art and an academic subject.
Through classes, rehearsals, and performances, you’ll develop creativity, teamwork, confidence, discipline, and problem-solving skills. You’ll also learn to express ideas through movement and collaborate with others.
These skills are valuable not only in dance, but also in education, wellness, the arts, and many other careers.
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