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Metropolitan State University of Denver makes dance education accessible with a $14,294 net price that sits nearly $17,000 below Colorado's most expensive option. The state's dance programs span from a 97.91% acceptance rate at Metro State to Colorado College's selective 16.30% admission standard. Colorado's growing entertainment sector, bolstered by film tax incentives and Red Rocks Amphitheatre's concert industry, creates performance opportunities for graduates across the Front Range urban corridor.
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Programs
$14,294 – $31,678
Net Price Range
59.9%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Dance Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $14,294 $10,780 29.9% 97.9%
2 $15,331 $9,712 41.5% 81.8%
3 $20,332 $12,896 66.9% 90.8%
4 $21,480 $16,430 75.0% 80.7%
5 $31,678 $67,932 86.0% 16.3%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Metropolitan State University of Denver the most affordable dance option?

Metro State's $10,780 in-state tuition combined with financial aid brings the net price to just $14,294 annually. The university maintains a 97.91% acceptance rate, making dance education accessible to nearly all applicants while keeping costs minimal.

How do graduation rates vary among Colorado's affordable dance programs?

Graduation rates climb significantly with program selectivity, from Metro State's 29.90% to Colorado State Fort Collins at 66.90%. Colorado College achieves an 86% graduation rate but costs $31,678 net price, more than double the public alternatives.

Does Colorado provide financial assistance specifically for in-state dance students?

The Colorado Opportunity Fund offers tuition stipends to qualifying Colorado residents, helping reduce costs at public institutions. In-state students at Colorado Mesa pay just $9,712 in tuition compared to the $15,331 net price after aid.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.