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Graduate Admissions
Study with international artists in a thriving graduate community.
The mission of the Graduate Program is to provide qualified students
with additional training and experience in research and performance as
well as professional development opportunities.
Graduate degrees prepare students for professional work in performing,
conducting, composing and arranging, teaching, administration and
research. Graduates of our program hold positions in
professional ensembles across the country and around the world, perform
as soloists worldwide, and hold teaching, administrative and arts
positions in public and private institutions of all kinds. We
take pride in our dedicated and accomplished graduate faculty, the
flexibility of our courses of graduate study, and the environment that
encourages collaboration and fosters a vibrant intellectual community.
Requirements for Admission
- Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 as computed on the last 60 credits of your
degree. Doctoral applicants should expect a completed Master's degree
before matriculation.
- Bachelor of Music degree completed before
matriculation. (Applicants with undergraduate majors other than music
may be considered under special circumstances).
- Performing,
composing, and academic skills sufficient to pass an
audition/scholarly review and ensure success in graduate study. Upon
completion of this review, additional coursework may be required prior
to completion of degree.
- Three letters of recommendation.
- GRE
scores if applicable (from general exam only - code for ETS is 1846)
Needed only for Music Theory, Music History, Ethnomusicology and a PhD
in Music Education. (GRE Music not required.)
- INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: For full admission, the minimum TOEFL score required is:
* 580 on a paper based exam * 237 on a computer based exam (CBT) * 92 on the internet based exam (iBT) * 7 on the IELTS exam
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or 82 on the MELAB exam. TOEFL scores of 80-92 (iTOEFL) will require taking a placement test and
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least one semester of English as a Second Language. Intrernational students who successfully completed a bachelor's
degree at a United States institution are not required to submit a
TOEFL score. (code for ETS is 1846)
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