The Bachelor of Arts in Music is a liberal arts degree designed to prepare students for graduate school and/or careers in the field of music or other fields. In order to graduate, degree candidates will fulfill the broad requirements for the liberal arts degree. For more information on this program, contact Dr. Kevin Salfen at salfen@uiwtx.edu.
We offer the following degree sequence (four-year degree plan) to assist students and advisors.
Following this sequence increases the likelihood of completing this degree in four years' time. Dropping courses, retaking classes, or registering for less than a full course load will delay graduation, so always consult your academic advisor before deviating from this suggested sequence. Students may enroll in a course only if they have met all prerequisites for that course. Check the UIW Bulletin for details.
A. 31-35 credit hours of Musicianship:
B. 21 credit hours of Applied Music and other required upper level:
C. Free Electives: 25-27 credit hours - Note: MUAP 1244, MUSI 1311, MUSI 1100, MUSI 1300, or any other music course prescribed as remedial, will not be counted as a free elective
D. CORE COURSES: 43 required credit hours of General Studies (see university CORE as specified in the applicable catalogue) or visit: http://www.uiw.edu/registrar/corecurriculum.htm
MUAP NOTE: Students who, at the time of their entrance audition, are deemed unprepared for freshman-level MUAP lessons, will be placed in appropriate preparation courses (MUAP 1244 or MUSI 1311), which will not count toward their degree plan as either Music courses or Free Electives.
Audition Requirements - Audition Requirements and Dates
A minimum of 120 semester hours is required for graduation, with no less than 36 upper division
(3000-4000 level) courses. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that all requirements
for the degree are fulfilled as stated in the undergraduate catalog.