ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Bachelor’s in Music Education, BM
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Bachelor's
Level
- K-12 Licensed Teacher PreparationCareer Outcome
- Access to Active and Retired Music TeachersFaculty Expertise
- Small Class SizesLearning Environment
- Diverse Teaching ExperiencesPractical Exposure
The Bachelor of Music in Music Education program at Roosevelt University is designed to prepare students for a successful career as a K-12 music educator. The curriculum combines rigorous coursework in musicianship, performance, and teaching methodologies with a strong foundation in general education studies. Students gain practical experience through teaching practice and engagement with both urban and suburban school settings. The program emphasizes the importance of passion for music education and provides opportunities to learn from experienced active and retired music teachers.
Curriculum
The curriculum focuses on musicianship, performance, teaching methodology, professional education, and general studies to equip students for a career in K-12 music education.
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Careers
Graduates of the Music Education program are well-prepared to launch their careers as licensed K-12 teachers. The program also equips students with valuable technical skills applicable to a wide range of careers within the music industry.
- Licensed K-12 Music Teacher
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor's in Music Education program?
- Applicants must complete a performance audition on their primary instrument or voice, following Classical Performance undergraduate audition requirements. An interview or discussion on the audition date is also required. Piano and guitar applicants need a short vocal evaluation in addition to their instrumental audition.
- How do I apply to the Bachelor's in Music Education program?
- To apply, you must complete your application file, including transcripts and test scores, by your audition/interview date. You will also need to prepare for and attend a performance audition on your primary instrument or voice, and participate in a Music Education discussion or interview.
- What are the career outcomes for graduates of this program?
- Graduates are well-prepared to become licensed K-12 music teachers. The program also equips students with valuable technical skills applicable to a wide range of careers within the music industry.
- Are there specific deadlines for application submission?
- All required application documents, including transcripts and test scores, must be submitted by the date of your audition/interview.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the university's official admissions and fees pages for current tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the university's official admissions and fees pages for current tuition rates.
LivingPlease refer to the university's official admissions and fees pages for estimated living costs.
How to apply
1. Complete Application FileEnsure all required documents, including transcripts and test scores, are submitted by the audition/interview date.
2. Prepare for AuditionPrepare for your performance audition on your primary instrument or voice according to the Classical Performance undergraduate audition requirements.
3. Attend Audition and InterviewAttend your scheduled performance audition. You will also participate in a Music Education discussion or interview. A phone interview may be arranged if you cannot audition on campus.
4. Vocal Evaluation (if applicable)Piano and guitar applicants must also complete a short vocal evaluation.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor's in Music Education program?
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Applicants must complete a performance audition on their primary instrument or voice, following Classical Performance undergraduate audition requirements. An interview or discussion on the audition date is also required. Piano and guitar applicants need a short vocal evaluation in addition to their instrumental audition.
How do I apply to the Bachelor's in Music Education program?
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To apply, you must complete your application file, including transcripts and test scores, by your audition/interview date. You will also need to prepare for and attend a performance audition on your primary instrument or voice, and participate in a Music Education discussion or interview.
What are the career outcomes for graduates of this program?
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Graduates are well-prepared to become licensed K-12 music teachers. The program also equips students with valuable technical skills applicable to a wide range of careers within the music industry.
Are there specific deadlines for application submission?
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All required application documents, including transcripts and test scores, must be submitted by the date of your audition/interview.