Bachelor of Science in Music

The purpose of the Bachelor of Science in Music is to provide a rich yet broad education in music within the context of the Christian liberal arts tradition which prepares the student to live of life of service, function professionally as a musician, and to enter graduateprofessional study. The College of Fine Arts offers undergraduate students the opportunity to study in the areas of visual arts, communication, and music. In addition to general studies courses and each student's chosen major's course work, a required a minimum of 120 credit hours is needed to earn a B.A. or B.S. degree. For the B.M. degree, an approximate 125-130 credit hours is needed to complete the degree.

Official School Records with a minimum 2.5 GPA on the US 4-point scale. Official school records not in English must be accompanied by a word-for-word translation to English. Official high school transcript including school stamp and/or administrator’s signature, and date of graduation. It must be sent directly from the school via email, electronic portal, or in a sealed envelope bearing the school's logo. Official scores of either the ACT, CLT (Classic Learning Test), or the SAT. Official copies of dual credit transcripts from all colleges in which the student has enrolled. These must be submitted before an admission file can be considered complete.