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Undergraduate Programs in Music

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Unleash Your Musical Potential

At the Wichita State University School of Music, we believe music can transform lives. We dream big and develop creative opportunities to enhance the lives of our students and our community. Our undergraduate programs provide students with a deep and varied musical education that gives them the freedom to pursue their musical passions, develop their skills, and chart their own career paths. We seek to foster each student's professional and artistic growth through rigorous coursework, applied learning experiences, and personalized mentorship.

Whether you want to work as a performer, composer, educator, or other industry professional, our committed faculty and broad curriculum provide you with the education, opportunities, and skills you need to succeed in the exciting world of music. After all, we are the music makers, the dreamers of dreams. So, dare to dream with us and unleash your full potential with the Wichita State University School of Music.

If you would like more information, please complete our Prospective Student Form.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Undergraduate Programs

Areas of Study

The Wichita State University School of Music offers several areas in which you can earn your undergraduate degree. Click any of the buttons below to learn more about a specific area.

Music Major Auditions

Ready to pursue your passion for music? Audition for the WSU School of Music to secure your place and be considered for scholarships. Regular audition dates are available throughout the spring for students looking to join us next academic year.

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Scholarships

Music majors at WSU can receive several scholarships which are stackable with other university awards. Our general School of Music Scholarships are determined by audition. Students can also apply to the Sam Ramey Professional Development Fund.

The College of Fine Arts also offers Buck Scholarships for students who qualify.

Applications for the Vocal Accompaniment Support Scholarship will be evaluated after the 20th day of classes each semester by the School of Music Administration.

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Next Steps

1) Request information via the Prospective Student Form

2) Schedule a campus visit via the Office of Admissions

Don't forget to request a visit with the School of Music

3) Apply to WSU

You must be accepted to the university to audition with the School of Music

4) Sign up for an Audition

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