Is there a definitive list of the age colleges take from?

[JayLou62]

Besides Preston College there's also Dance Academy South West.
I took this from their website:
Dance Academy South West is a privately run college based entirely at Dance Station in Fishponds, Bristol offering a full- time course in professional dance, musical theatre and teacher training.
We have been running full time dance courses since 1993 and we have been successful in securing good performing and teaching jobs for many of our students both in England and abroad.
The course (normally 2 years but this can be flexible according to standard) includes Ballet, Repertoire, Pointe, Jazz, Tap, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre, Singing, Drama, American Tap, National, Anatomy, Fitness and Body Conditioning, Workshops and Masterclasses, teacher training through ISTD, annual show, work experience, and syllabus examinations (ISTD and RAD with options on LCM and LAMDA).
Costs:
£2,250 tuition fee for the year for the full time course 2011-12. This may be paid in 3 termly installments of £750.
All examination fees.
College trips.
Course books and uniform.
Private lessons in singing and drama.

Email: dasw@dancestation.org.uk
Website: www.dancestation.org.uk

If my dds are unsuccessful in auditioning for 2014 entry, this is where they will be going for their gap year!

[afab]

Hi, sorry to resurrect this old thread but I have a question about the age thing. Do you know what happens to either Scottish or EU schooled kids who finish their A'levels equivalent at 17 when they want to apply for a MT BA? I mean is it absolutely compulsory to be 18 or can one be 17 if school is altogether finished?
Thank you very much for your answers!

[Katymac]

I think places like LSC say 280 UCAS points - so age is less important than stage of education I think (maybe)

[afab]

Thank you Katymac! I will have to call the colleges she's interested in and clarify with them one by one...