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Five Towns College
Dix Hills, Long Island, New York 11746
631.656.2110
www.ftc.edu

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Open House
Monday 06-07-2010 3:38pm ET

Tour our state-of-the-art Audio Recording Technology and Film and Video Studios, Practice Rooms, Keyboard Lab, three performance Theatres and classrooms redesigned with Smart Board Technology.  See our student run Commercial Radio Station (WFTU) in action and pick up a recent edition of the FTC Student Newspaper (“The Record”).  Speak with Admissions Representatives, Financial Aid Officers and our Academic Support Counselor, as well as other faculty of Five Towns College.


Visits to the campus are strongly recommended and Open Houses are a great way to see our facilities and meet with faculty and staff. However, if you are unable to attend, please keep in mind that we offer private tours during the week by appointment only. Please call the admissions office at (631) 656-2110 for further details!

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Tuesday 02-24-2009 4:03pm ET
Five Towns College is a small college where everyone knows each other. Classes are relatively small, where everyday application to hands-on- training is the norm. Internship programs are required in the senior year by most students, welcoming the opportunity to network and work on projects with experts in the entertainment field. Last year, 91% of the graduates reported that they were employed. The emphasis of the college is to “Make Music Your Life” with all of the variations of programs offered in the field of music and the entertainment industry. Degree and course programs are offered in Music, Music Business, Audio Recording, Film/Video Production, Broadcasting/Journalism, Theatre Arts and Teacher Education.

Music students are afforded the opportunity to perform at Lincoln Center and other concert venues, teach in neighborhood schools or participate in many of the college concerts and theatre productions. Most of the students are interested in performance, composition/songwriting or being a music teacher. Students in the Music program are awarded an Associate, Bachelor , Master's or Doctoral degree.

Theatre students are involved in six different productions a semester including musicals, dramas, comedies and even a childrens' theatre production. Focus is on all aspects of theatre arts include stage movement, vocal, dance and acting. Students earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. (B.F.A)

Five Towns' audio recording studios are among the finest in the nation and feature the SSL 9000J with 5.1 and 6.1 surround sound mixing capabilities. Students taking a music or business degree can specialize in a concentration of audio recording technology. Many students acquire positions in the entertainment industry by their knowledge in audio recording production.

The film/television studios incorporate nearly every professional format used in the industry today, and include a complete avid digital film editing lab and suites advanced 16-mm film and digital cameras and a dedicated production sound stage. Computer labs and MIDI labs provide the lates in digital non-linear technology, while specialized library holdings uniquely support the curriculum. Students in this program will be awarded a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree (B.F.A)

The Business program is one of the larger components of the college, where students can specialize in the Music Business program. Here a student will learn about entertainment law, contacts, licensing, artist management and a variety of courses relating to the field of Music Business. Business students can also specialize in audio recording at the college. Students in this program receive a Bachelor of professional Studies. (B.P.S)

The Mass Communication program features Broadcasting and Journalism as the foundation to its degree program. Students are involved in the college radio station, many having their own on-air shows, even in their first year. Others are involved in the school newspaper, yearbook or other contemporary writings at the college. A Bachelor of Science (B.S.) is awarded to these students.

In addition to the Music Education program where students can become teachers, there is a degree program for those interested in studying to become an elementary teacher, known as Childhood Education. This degree offered is a Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.).

Five Towns is the right size. Approximately 1,200 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled. The faculty is superbly credentialed, with most possessing the highest terminal degree in their field of specialization and/or peer recognition. Among the faculty are Emmy Award-Winning cinematographers, Oscar Award-winning producers, cirtically acclaimed musicians, published writers and experienced educators.

For those requiring housing, our residence halls offer rooms with a private bathroom, internet and satellite television. A large student activities program is available for all students, both for commuter and dorm students.

Scholarships are available in many specific degree programs including Music and Theatre, where auditions determine the amount of the scholarship. Other scholarships are available in Mass Communication and Childhood Education, not to exclude those students with exceptional academics where they may qualify for a merit scholarship. Last year, over two million dollars was awarded from the college to deserving students.

Five Towns College is affordable and offers the student who is serious in Music, Media, Education and Performing Arts a strong education to compete in the ever- changing marketplace. Please call us at 631-656-2110 or visit us on our website at www.ftc.edu for information about our monthly Open Houses or Career Seminar presentations.
Facts
Monday 05-09-2011 4:50pm ET
Male/Female %:
Male: 55%
Female: 45%

Diversity %:
Caucasian - 66%
African American - 18%
Hispanic - 14%
Asian/Pacific Islander - 2%

Public/Private: Private

Admission Statistics: Rolling Admissions

Student Faculty Ratio: 13:1

Career Placement: 98% within 3 years (Some continue on with Graduate Studies)

Retention Rate: 63%

Average Test Scores:
990 SAT (Old Version) 1350 (New Version)
Students seeking a place in the entering class should have attained a minimum high school grade point average of 80% or a GED score of at least 2500

Commuter School:

20% of first-year students live in college housing, 80% commute

Greek Life: No

Athletic Division: Intramural Sports teams

Degree:
Associate, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate
Business Administration and Management; Liberal Arts & Sciences; Music - Performance, Composition/Songwriting, Music Education, Music Business, Audio Recording; Film/Video production; Theatre Arts; Mass Communication; Childhood Education.

Average Tuition: $19,200

Testimonial:
“Last night we attended the Cyrus Chestnut concert and thought it was stupendous. Congratulations and looking forward to attending more of your concerts. The community is fortunate to have FTC!”
- Isabel Winters