The Voice program at Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts (CCPA) focuses on developing individual artists prepared for 21st-century careers. You will engage in intensive applied lessons and coaching sessions with world-class faculty, build a strong foundation in music theory, history, and language, and address professional development and arts entrepreneurship. The program offers opportunities to perform in innovative productions under the guidance of field leaders. You will join a supportive community of students and alumni dedicated to thriving in the arts.
CCPA's Voice program equips students for successful careers in music by combining an intensive conservatory experience with Chicago's rich musical and cultural environment. The program's emphasis on entrepreneurial activities further prepares graduates for diverse career paths.
Please refer to the university's admission information for details on tuition fees and costs.
The Voice program offers both Bachelor's (BM) and Master's (MM) degree levels.
Graduates are prepared for diverse careers as Classical Singers, Opera Performers, and Musical Theatre Performers. The program's emphasis on entrepreneurial activities also supports varied career paths in music.
The application process involves submitting an online application, providing personal details, selecting your student type and entry term, choosing your vocal emphasis, and preparing for an essential audition. More details on audition requirements are available through the university.
The program accepts new students for Fall, Spring, and Summer terms. You can select your anticipated entry term during the application process.
Yes, auditions are a key and essential component of the admission process for the Voice program. Applicants must review and prepare for the specific audition requirements.