Prospective and Transfer Students

Welcome

Future Students - About UNT College of Music

Thank you for your interest in the College of Music at UNT. Below you’ll find helpful links and information.

Tours

We offer virtual and in-person tours of the College of Music Monday-Friday when classes are in session. Visit http://tours.unt.edu/ to view availability and schedule both your campus tour and music tour. You will learn about the admission, application, audition, and scholarship procedures followed by a walking tour of our facilities guided by a current music major. The walking portion of the tour includes sitting in on ensemble rehearsals, as available. There is much to see and hear, so we hope you will join us!

College of Music Application and Admission

If you are not a current Music major at UNT you can find more information about how to apply here: music.unt.edu/admissions

To become a music major at UNT, you must apply directly to the College of Music as well as to the University of North Texas. You must be accepted by both. An audition for admission is required for all undergraduate degrees and most graduate degrees in music. You must apply to get an audition appointment. Live auditions are held on campus in January and February for admission to the next academic year. All auditions during this time are also considered for one year merit scholarships from the College of Music. The College of Music online application is available from the homepage. You may attach a digital file for your recorded audition with your application if you cannot come here for a live audition. Some degree areas (voice and piano currently) require a screening recording with all applications.

University of North Texas Information 

Orientation and Academic Advising

Your first advising session occurs during New Student Orientation. You can find more information about how to register for Freshman or Transfer orientation here:https://studentaffairs.unt.edu/orientation-and-transition-programs/programs/orientation

After orientation you may meet with Academic Advisors and Counselors each semester to help you plan your courses and track your degree progression.

You can find more information about College of Music Advisors and Counselors here:

https://music.unt.edu/advising

Undergraduate Degree Plans

We offer Bachelor or Music and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Music. Below you will find a list of Music degrees you can pursue at UNT.

To view the required music courses for each Music degree click on the title of the degree. You will see a complete listing of classes for that major. In addition to the music course requirements, students must also complete the University Core Curriculum. Here are links to the Music-specific University Core Curriculum and the General University Core Curriculum.

Once you are a student at UNT you will be able to access your personalized Interactive Degree audit through www.MyDegreeAudit.unt.edu

Degree Plans for 2021-2022

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Prospective Transfer Students 

UNT and the College of Music welcome transfer students. You can find more information about applying to UNT as a transfer student here:

https://transfernow.unt.edu/

You will find useful information such as transfer admission requirements, application deadlines, scholarship opportunities and much more.

Transfer Guides:

UNT provides a comprehensive list of course sequencing maps to ensure that students take the appropriate courses for timely degree completion.  You can find that list here:

https://registrar.unt.edu/ug-course-sequencing-and-transfer-guides

Transferred music courses that will apply for UNT music degree requirements:

  • Music Theory and Aural Skills (up to four semesters of each) with grade of “C” or better. Some UNT Music Programs require grades of “B” or better in music theory.
  • One introductory course in music history
  • Large Performance Ensembles (choir, band, orchestra) – we can take up to half or a maximum of 4 credits for music labs (choir, band, orchestra)
  • Chamber Music/Small Ensembles (performance majors only) – up to three semesters of participation will be applied to performance degree requirements. Please note: transferring lower level chamber groups may require additional advanced electives at UNT to meet degree minimums.