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BFA Application Hannah Woodside 1. Why are you applying for this program? A BFA acting program is the best way I can get the education I need to make a career out of acting in theatre. The last year I’ve spent Ohio University has greatly challenged me as a person, but what I love the most about my time spent here is my acting classes and the opportunities I am afforded outside of the theatre department to act. I have learned so much in the little time I’ve been here and I am continuously inspired by the faculty and upperclassmen of the Theatre Division to do the work I’m passionate about. Therefore, I hope to continue both doing and being challenged by what I love most about this school: its acting program. 2. What do you hope to achieve

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