Music - Midwestern State University

Music from Midwestern State University is a Campus Bachelor Music degree that prepares you for a Vocational Programs career. Midwestern State University offers the Bachelor of Music Degree with Teacher Certification (Vocal or Instrumental emphasis) and the Bachelor of Music Degree in Performance (Vocal, Instrumental, or Keyboard emphasis). Keyboard students choosing the Bachelor of Music Degree with Teacher Certification should choose either the vocal track or the instrumental track. All of the degree plans listed here are for informational purposes only. The official course requirements are listed in the University catalog, available from the Registrar. All of the degree plans show total required hours within a minimum and maximum of hours such as 127-133. This is because the student may choose to take two 3-hour science courses instead of two 4-hour science courses and the piano proficiency requirement is listed as 0-4 hours on all degrees except Keyboard Performance. The total hours for each degree does not include remedial coursework. The student should understand that dropping, failing, or having to retake any coursework will make it difficult to graduate in four years. For the degrees with teacher certification, approximately 35% of coursework is in the core curriculum, 15% is in professional education coursework in the College of Education (including student teaching), and 50% of coursework is music classes. For the professional degrees in performance, approximately 35% of coursework is in the core curriculum and 65% of coursework is in music classes. View more details on Midwestern State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music courses.