The Bachelor of Music in Performance is designed for students passionate about advancing their skills in piano, voice, orchestral, or band instruments. This program offers the opportunity to study with distinguished artist-teachers in Chicago, benefit from regular master classes led by acclaimed guest artists, and engage in numerous performance opportunities. Students will also have access to a weekly concert series featuring world-renowned guest artists and faculty members. The curriculum includes mandatory weekly private lessons throughout the four years of study.
The Bachelor of Music in Performance curriculum is structured to provide intensive training in your chosen instrument or voice. Specific module details are available in the university's course catalog.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Music in Performance program are prepared for careers in music performance and related fields.
Specific admission requirements and deadlines may vary by college. International applicants should review specific international requirements.
The provided tuition figures are estimates for the Military Tuition Assistance Program and may not reflect the exact costs for all students. Fees are not included in these estimates.
Graduates are prepared for careers as professional musicians, including solo performers, chamber musicians, and ensemble players in various instrumental and vocal fields.
The Bachelor of Music in Performance program is typically a four-year degree, as indicated by the four years of mandatory weekly private lessons.
First-year applicants need a High School Diploma or equivalent, while transfer applicants require previous college coursework. International applicants must also meet specific international requirements. An audition is a mandatory part of the application process.
You must complete the general university application, submit required documents like transcripts and potentially test scores, and prepare for a degree audition. Specific details for auditions are available on the music department's website.
Tuition and fees are charged per credit hour. You should refer to the university's 'Tuition and Fees' page for the most current rates, as different rates may apply for different academic years. Fees are not included in the estimated tuition figures provided.
The provided program data does not include information on available scholarships.