SPRING 2022

AUDITION DATES

COMPOSITION | CONDUCTING | ETHNOMUSICOLOGY JAZZ STUDIES | MUSIC EDUCATION | MUSIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP

MUSIC HISTORY | MUSIC THEORY | PERFORMANCE | PERFORMING ARTS HEALTH

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Saturday, January 29Friday, February 4 (Graduate Applicants Only)

Saturday, February 5 (Virtual)

Friday, February 18 (Graduate Voice Only)

Saturday, February 26

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

DEGREE PROGRAMS

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Bachelor of Arts• Music• Critical Studies in Music and Society

Bachelor of Music• Composition• Jazz – Instrumental and Vocal Performance or

Jazz Arranging• Music Performance• Music Education* – Band, Choral, or Orchestral

*Abbreviated official title, “General, Choral and Instrumental Music w/ Teacher Certification”

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMaster’s Degrees

• Music – Composition, Ethnomusicology, Musicology, Music Theory

• Music Education – Full-Year or Summers-Only• Music Jazz – Performance,

Composition/Arranging• Music Performance – Conducting, Instrumental,

Keyboard, Voice

Doctoral Degrees• Doctor of Musical Arts Performance – Conducting,

Instrumental, Jazz Studies, Keyboard, Voice• Doctor of Philosophy in Music Education • Doctor of Philosophy in Music – Composition,

Ethnomusicology, Musicology, Music Theory

Certificate• Graduate Artist Certificate – Music Performance,

Opera Directing, Opera Coaching

• Minor in Music Business and Entrepreneurship (No audition. Open to non-music majors.)

• Minor in Music Theory (Available to music majors only.)

• Minor in Commercial Music (Pending approval to begin Fall 2022. Open to non-music majors.)

• Music Minor (No audition. General minor open to non-music majors.)

• Master of Business Administration – Music Business (Housed within G. Brint Ryan College of Business)

• Music Ensembles (Auditions open to all UNT students. UNT offers more than 70 student ensembles with 1,000+ events annually)

20222023 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION

MUSIC.UNT.EDU COLLEGEOFMUSIC@UNT.EDU

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2021

APPLICATION PROCESS2

Apply to the College of Music through Acceptd

OPENS SEPTEMBER - This is your application for audition, admission, and music merit scholarships. The application will require you to submit names and email addresses of three people whom you wish to submit music recommendations on your behalf.

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Applicants have the opportunity to audition in-person, virtually, or by submitting a final audition video. Please note some areas require a screening (preliminary video audition) for live/virtual audition consideration.

Audition and/or submit

portfolio

1Apply to UNT

through ApplyTexas or The CommonApp

OPENS JULY - After you apply to UNT and pay the application fee, you will receive an email that includes your Student ID# and EUID. The process to receive these items may take several weeks. Please note you can begin the music application once you receive the login information - you do not need to wait until your UNT admission decision has been made.

After this date, applications will be reviewed and auditions scheduled based on remaining availability.

PREFERRED APPLICATION & SCREENING RECORDINGS ARE DUE BY

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2022*The deadline to submit applications and video auditions is

*Tuesday, February 1 for Classical Piano and Jazz Voice

MUSIC.UNT.EDU

IMPORTANT CONTACTSMusic Admission/Scholarships: collegeofmusic@unt.eduMusic Advising: music.advising@unt.eduMusic Graduate Studies: music.grad@unt.eduFinancial Aid: financialaid@unt.edu Scholarships: scholarships@unt.eduHousing: housinginfo@unt.edu

HELPFUL UNT RESOURCESFreshman Admissions: unt.freshmen@unt.eduAP/Dual Credit/IB Credit: unt.edu/creditTransfer Admissions: unt.transfer@unt.eduUndergraduate Degrees: music.unt.edu/advising#semesterplansGraduate Admission: gradadmission@unt.eduInternational Students & Scholars: international@unt.edu

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AWARD INFORMATIONAll students who apply to the College of Music are considered for music merit scholarships and teaching assistantship/fellowship opportunities. If you are an out-of-state student and you are awarded a competitive scholarship of $1,000 or more from UNT (music or university), you are able to attend UNT at the resident tuition rate for that academic year, including the summer term. Non-resident teaching assistants/fellows may be eligible for an employment waiver during the semesters employed.

All applicants should create a profile in the Eagle Scholarship Portal (unt.academicworks.com) prior to TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2022. After the profile is created, applicants are automatically matched to general scholarship opportunities for which they qualify.