The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) program at Colorado State University is a professional degree designed to prepare students for careers in music. With various concentrations, the program aims to develop high standards in teaching, scholarship, performance, and research. Students benefit from small class sizes, instruction from highly qualified faculty, and dedicated academic advising. Admission to the B.M. concentrations requires a successful audition.
Graduates from the CSU Bachelor of Music program are prepared for diverse and fulfilling careers in the music industry. The program's professional focus equips students for a range of roles.
For current CSU students wishing to change their major to music, contact the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance for audition information and internal transfer procedures. Ensemble auditions are separate and information is available on the music website.
An additional music program fee is assessed per semester for undergraduate music majors and minors. This fee does not apply to online degree students or summer-only master's students.
To enter the B.M. concentrations, you must apply to Colorado State University through the Office of Admissions and successfully complete a music audition with CSU Music faculty.
Tuition and fees vary based on several factors, and specific amounts for international students are not detailed here. Please refer to the university's cost of attendance estimates for more information.
The application process involves two main steps: applying to Colorado State University via the Office of Admissions, and preparing for and completing a music audition specific to your chosen concentration.
Graduates can pursue careers as Music Educators, Music Therapists, Performers, Composers, Private Teachers, or Entrepreneurs in the music industry.
Yes, an additional music program fee is assessed per semester for undergraduate music majors and minors.