Colleges with a music ed major that don't require an audition.

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Anonymous wrote:Muhlenberg?


This was going to be my suggestion, along with Shenandoah University.
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Anonymous wrote:A school with 88% acceptance rate still might only have a 20% acceptance rate for music.


This.
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Catholic U. has a music ed option
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Anonymous wrote:Catholic U. has a music ed option


It's complete crap, but the others I know are Curtis, Julliard and Peabody, so... maybe it's OK for the things OP's son is looking for.
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Anonymous wrote:Catholic U. has a music ed option


Currently, it doesn’t.
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Anonymous wrote:Catholic U. has a music ed option


It's complete crap, but the others I know are Curtis, Julliard and Peabody, so... maybe it's OK for the things OP's son is looking for.


You can only name 4 music Ed programs, 3 of which you are wrong about, so you came here to give advice?
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Catholic U. has a music ed option


It's complete crap, but the others I know are Curtis, Julliard and Peabody, so... maybe it's OK for the things OP's son is looking for.


You can only name 4 music Ed programs, 3 of which you are wrong about, so you came here to give advice?


Please, enlighten us as to what I am wrong about.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Catholic U. has a music ed option


It's complete crap, but the others I know are Curtis, Julliard and Peabody, so... maybe it's OK for the things OP's son is looking for.


You can only name 4 music Ed programs, 3 of which you are wrong about, so you came here to give advice?


Please, enlighten us as to what I am wrong about.


DP. As far as I know, conservatories such as Curtis, Julliard, and Peabody, do not have music education programs, only performance related programs.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Catholic U. has a music ed option


It's complete crap, but the others I know are Curtis, Julliard and Peabody, so... maybe it's OK for the things OP's son is looking for.


You can only name 4 music Ed programs, 3 of which you are wrong about, so you came here to give advice?


Please, enlighten us as to what I am wrong about.


Curtis, and Julliard don't offer undergraduate music ed degrees. Catholic's program is closed to new applicants. On your list only Peabody has a program that is continuing.

I am a little skeptical how you know a program is "complete crap" without knowing that it's currently closed to new applicants.
Anonymous
Ask on College Confidential's music major forum. You'll get more informed--and polite--answers. Music majors absolutely need safeties, and you are smart to think about it.
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Howard University offers a music education program.
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Anonymous wrote:Howard University offers a music education program.


It does, and it's on our list, but it's auditioned based so not a safety.

-- OP
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Anonymous wrote:A school with 88% acceptance rate still might only have a 20% acceptance rate for music.


This.


Correct. See: VCUArts.
Anonymous
+1 to all the Shenandoah University recommendations. It’s close by (Winchester), and had an incredible music program. A family member went there and made some of their closest friends.
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