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Requirements

Advising & Registration

Academic advising is essential to a productive academic experience.  Advisors can identify and explain the most effective course sequence and help students select classes that best fit their individual curricula and career goals. 

Each student is assigned a faculty advisor who assists in planning class schedules and monitoring appropriate progress toward the desired degree.  Degree coordinators of Music Education, Music Therapy, Outside Field, and Performance are customarily responsible for advising students in these programs.  The chair of the Department of Music may assign other advisors.

It is the policy of the Department of Music that students must see their assigned advisor during the early registration periods in the middle of each semester to obtain a signed registration form. Assigned advisors should also sign all drop/add cards prior to processing.

Although students are able to register for classes with OASIS, students must meet with their academic advisor prior to registration.
Deviation from the established sequence of courses, which involves taking a full-time load of only non-music or a majority of non-music courses, will be limited to two consecutive semesters.  Advisors will inform students of the projected consequences concerning a delay in degree progress and may ask students to sign a statement acknowledging the understanding of the adaptation and any anticipated consequences.

Academic Advisors

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Music and an Outside Field

Music Minor

Pre-Music

Music Therapy

Music Education

Music Performance

All students must consult with their advisor when building their schedules or when making any changes to the schedule. To enroll in applied music and ensembles it is necessary to have an advisor’s signature along with the signature of the applied music instructor, or the ensemble director

*Advising Coordinator for the degree program or area.