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It depends on the company, for example Boston Ballet. From lowest to highest rank, CORPS DE BALLET, SECOND SOLOIST, SOLOISTS, PRINCIPALS. Also before you get into the company you can get into Boston Ballet ll and many company's have a trainee program also.

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