GabbyK

I know it is a 3 day process and you will have to learn a dance and perform it in groups. I will also be trying out

Okay well see you there. We don't have to make up our own dance do we?

no i think they just teach you one

yes

I'm not for sure because I'm never concerned about the next person, but I'm guessing yes.

What is the date that the tryouts are happening? What are the requirements for the Electric Dance Team?

There are a sequence of skills o be shows. Turns(piourettes, chane, pecay, calypso, fouette'), leaps(switch leaps), strut, kicks, and combination performane and memory.

There is a video/documentary available on YouTube "Southern University Gold and Blues"

Well it consists of technique (pirouettes, fuettes,calypsos, jazz walk and much more), performance, flexibility (jetes, second leap), memory and a great attitude.

Yes, it is hard. Jackson State University and Alcorn University are similar.

I am interested in a Masters' Degree in Nurse Education.

Right now. No it is not. Our school is having so many problems financial wise and most of them are from out of state.

It is definitely worth it. You will have a of of fun!

It is worth it, Alabama state is an excellent school. I'm only transferring because they don't offer my major, but by all means I would recommend this school any day, because it really is an excellent place to be.

No, They are pretty bias and they do not just add girls to the team based on their dance skills.

Yes, they want you to know how to do almost everything so that they only have to teach you routines.

Yes you do

I'm not sure because I'm not a Black Fox, and I haven't decided if I'm going to try out. I'm sorry.

No. Im not sure what the tryouts are like; however, I can tell the university picks very dedicated individuals who are committed to providing the university with top notch talent.

No, they are not it is very much diverse. You have to be good.

No,l the stingettes can be from anywhere and tryouts are stressful, there's like 100 girls who try out and only a few make it.

yes they will

no

Yes, I have several friends who have done so.

I'm not sure about that but I would say no. After you are in GA for a year, you may be considered instate.

No they do not. The only way to wave your out of state fees is to apply for residency in AL...I have tried

No but you can get a full academic scholarship if your test scores and gpa are high enough.

No. Only in state residents have waved fees, but an out of state student can apply for a full academic scholarship with a high enough GPA

No

No they do not wave out of state fees, but it is still good to have a good ACT score because more than likely you can receive an scholarship.