Department of Music Requirements

Jacksonville University is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music. The requirements for entrance and for graduation are in accordance with the published regulations of this association.

Degrees Offered

  • Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Music
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Musical Theatre
  • Bachelor of Music (BM)
  • Bachelor of Music Education (BME)
  • Bachelor of Science (BS) in Music Business

Minors Offered

  • Music
  • Jazz Studies

Music Courses Offered to All Students

General music courses open to all students, regardless of major, include:

MUS 111Essential Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 112Advanced Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 150Introduction to Music Technology

3

And

MUS 476Special Topics in Music

1-6, 3

MUS 212Class Voice I

1

MUS 222Wind Ensemble

0-1

MUS 422Wind Ensemble

0-1

MUS 223JU Athletic Band

0-1

MUS 423JU Athletic Band

0-1

MUS 225Music Appreciation: History of Pop & Rock

3

MUS 227University Orchestra

0-1

MUS 427University Orchestra

0-1

MUS 228University Singers

0-1

MUS 428University Singers

0-1

MUS 229Jazz Orchestra

0-1

MUS 429Jazz Orchestra

0-1

MUS 237Choral Union

0-1

MUS 437Choral Union

0-1

MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 220, MUS 420, MUS 222, MUS 422, MUS 227, MUS 427, MUS 228, MUS 428, MUS 229, MUS 429 and MUS 327: Audition or Permission of Instructor is required for these courses

MUS 111 and MUS 112: sections for non-majors

MUS 150: co-requisite- MUS 142 or instructor consent

Auditions, Placement & Scholarships

Students expecting to major in any of the above programs must audition in person or forward a video recording, or via electronic media, on their principal instrument or voice (principal applied area) and meet admission criteria prior to enrolling at JU.

Auditions in person may be arranged throughout the academic year and are conducted on University- scheduled audition dates. Those who cannot appear in person must submit a video-recorded performance. Auditions are used to determine a student’s level of placement and possible music scholarships and music service grant awards. Audition appointments may be arranged with the Admissions Department, or with the applied faculty member.

Placement and Exemption Exams in theory and keyboard are administered at announced times during the academic year. Contact the Music Division office for the current schedule of exams. Students who have taken the Advanced Placement (AP) Music Theory exam and receive a score of 5 will be given credit for MUS 141 and MUS 157; these students should enroll in MUS 142 and MUS 158.  Students with a score of 4 or lower will be assessed for advanced placement upon completion of the Placement and Exemption Exam administered by the Music Division.

Students planning to major in music education, music performance, jazz, or composition and theory must enroll in piano each semester until the keyboard proficiency examination has been passed.

Attendance and Sophomore Qualifying Exam

Attendance Requirements

More than 80 student and faculty recitals, concerts, and lectures are presented each year. Students majoring in programs in the Department of Music are required to attend a designated number of performances each semester. Consult the Division of Music Student Handbook for details.

Sophomore Qualifying Exam

Students are required to pass an applied comprehensive examination – the Sophomore Qualifying Exam before enrolling in upper-division (400) applied instruction and after completing eight credit hours of lower-division (200) applied instruction or credit by examination. This usually occurs at the end of the second year. Further information concerning the Sophomore Qualifying Exam is available in the Music Division office, or from the student’s advisor.

Applied Music

The Department of Music offers applied instruction in Voice, Composition and All Instruments.

Students majoring or minoring in music are required to take applied music lessons to meet their curriculum requirements. Students who are not majoring or minoring in music require the consent of the Department of Music to take private music lessons.

In addition to tuition fees, a $175 Applied Music Fee is applied per credit hour, per semester.

In summer terms, lesson time and amount of credit will vary according to the length of the term. Students may enroll in only one applied course on a given instrument or voice per term.

Applied Music (Private Music Lessons)

The following courses are available to majors and minors in music and to other students with consent of the Department of Music:

MUS 200Sophomore Qualifying Examination

0

MUS 202Principal Applied

2

MUS 203Composition

3

MUS 205Secondary Applied Piano

1

MUS 300Junior Recital

0

MUS 400Senior Recital

0

MUS 402Principal Applied

2

MUS 404Principal Applied

3

MUS 405Secondary Applied Piano

1

Total Credit Hours:12

All students registered in MUS 202, 402 or 404 are required to sign up for the following two courses:

MUS 100Recital Attendance

0

MUS 208Applied Lab

0

MUS 408Applied Lab

0

Applied Music Important Notes:

  • In the summer terms, the lesson time and the amount of credit given will vary according to the length of the term.
  • BA and BS students take MUS 205 (one credit) or MUS 405 (one credit).
  • BM, BME and BFA students take MUS 202 (two credits) or MUS 402 (two credits) in the fall or spring term.
  • All music majors or minors registered in applied lessons (MUS 202, 203, 205, 402, 404, or 405) are required to attend MUS 100 and a specified number of on-campus recitals and concerts each fall and winter semester. Students should consult their applied instructor for the exact number required for their particular major or status.
  • With the exception of music business majors, all music majors taking applied lessons are expected to perform on a performance laboratory at least once each year. Performance laboratories are held at regularly scheduled times during the fall and spring terms.
  • BME and BM degree students are required to pass a piano proficiency examination before graduation. Students must enroll in piano secondary applied study until this requirement has been fulfilled. Specific requirements may be obtained from the piano faculty.
  • All students enrolled in Applied Music MUS 202, 402, and 404 must schedule an applied music jury examination at the end of each fall and spring term.
  • Students may enroll in only one applied course on a given instrument or voice per term.

Ensembles

Most music ensembles are open to all students by audition. Students majoring in music are required to enroll and participate in at least one of the ensembles listed below during each fall and spring semester of full-time study for the number of semesters required by their major. Students are encouraged to participate in ensembles of varying size and nature, both within and outside of their field of specialty. Music Scholarship recipients are required to participate in additional ensembles beyond degree requirements per semester.

Ensemble course options:

MUS 222Wind Ensemble

0-1

MUS 422Wind Ensemble

0-1

MUS 223JU Athletic Band

0-1

MUS 423JU Athletic Band

0-1

MUS 227University Orchestra

0-1

MUS 427University Orchestra

0-1

MUS 228University Singers

0-1

MUS 428University Singers

0-1

MUS 229Jazz Orchestra

0-1

MUS 429Jazz Orchestra

0-1

MUS 237Choral Union

0-1

MUS 437Choral Union

0-1

MUS 239Vocal Jazz Ensemble

0-1

MUS 439Vocal Jazz Ensemble

0-1

MUS 322Service Learning Performance Ensemble

3

MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 260/460Infinitus Choral Collective

1

MUS 327: Music Ensembles includes small ensembles such as brass quintet, guitar ensemble, jazz combo, African/Latin hand drumming, drum line, percussion ensemble, string quartet, and woodwind quintet.

Audition is required for these courses:

MUS 222Wind Ensemble

0-1

MUS 422Wind Ensemble

0-1

MUS 227University Orchestra

0-1

MUS 427University Orchestra

0-1

MUS 228University Singers

0-1

MUS 428University Singers

0-1

MUS 229Jazz Orchestra

0-1

MUS 429Jazz Orchestra

0-1

MUS 239Vocal Jazz Ensemble

0-1

MUS 439Vocal Jazz Ensemble

0-1

MUS 322Service Learning Performance Ensemble

3

MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 260/460Infinitus Choral Collective

1

MUS 327: Music Ensembles includes small ensembles such as brass quintet, guitar ensemble, jazz combo, African/Latin hand drumming, drum line, percussion ensemble, string quartet, and woodwind quintet.

No audition is required for these courses:

MUS 223JU Athletic Band

0-1

MUS 423JU Athletic Band

0-1

MUS 237Choral Union

0-1

MUS 437Choral Union

0-1

Bachelor of Arts in Music

Major Requirements

University Core

Core University Core Requirements

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In addition to the University Core Curriculum, the following courses are required for the BA in Music degree:

MUS 100Recital Attendance

0

MUS 111Essential Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 112Advanced Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 141Music Theory I

3

MUS 157Music Theory Lab I

1

MUS 142Music Theory II

3

MUS 158Music Theory Lab II

1

MUS 150Introduction to Music Technology

3

MUS 2xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

MUS 205/208Secondary Applied/Applied Lab

4/0

MUS 241Music Theory III

3

MUS 257Music Theory Lab III

1

MUS 337History of Music I

3

MUS 338History of Music II

3

MUS 3xx/4xxTwelve (12) credit hours of any upper-level Music electives

12

MUS 4xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

MUS 405/408Secondary Applied/Applied Lab

4/0

Total Credit Hours:52

MUS 100: Must enroll in Recital Attendance each semester

MUS 142 and MUS 337: Prerequisite MUS 141

MUS 158: Prerequisite MUS 157

MUS 241: Prereq MUS 141 & 142 or proficiency

MUS 257: Prerequisites MUS 157-158 or proficiency

MUS 338: Prerequisite MUS 337

Additionally, students must complete the following two courses to satisfy University General Requirements:

XXX xxxAny Speech Intensive (SI) course

3

XXX xxxAny Writing Intensive (WI) course

3

Total Credit Hours:6
General Electives
General ElectivesRequirement

25

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre

Major Requirements

University Core

Core University Core Requirements

37

In addition to the University Core Curriculum, the following courses are required for the BFA in Musical Theatre degree:

DANC 102Tap Dance I

2; max 4

DANC 206Ballet II

2 each; max. 6

Or

DANC 207Ballet II

2 each; max. 6

DANC 208Modern Dance II

2 each; max. 6

Or

DANC 209Modern Dance II

2 each; max. 6

DANC 210Jazz II

2 each; max. 6

Or

DANC 211Jazz II

2 each; max. 6

DANC xxxDance Elective

2

DANC xxxDance Elective

2

MUS 100Recital Attendance

0

MUS 111Essential Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 112Advanced Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 116Singer's Diction I

1

MUS 141Music Theory I

3

MUS 157Music Theory Lab I

1

MUS 142Music Theory II

3

MUS 158Music Theory Lab II

1

MUS 150Introduction to Music Technology

3

MUS 200Sophomore Qualifying Examination

0

MUS 202/208Principal Applied/Applied Lab

8/0

MUS 237Choral Union

0-1

MUS MUS 260 Infinitus Choral Collective

1

MUS 239Vocal Jazz Ensemble

0-1

MUS 228University Singers

0-1

MUS 321WREntrepreneurship in Music Industry

3

MUS 328Music Theater Or Opera Workshop

1

MUS 329Musc Theatre Rehearsal & Production

0-1

MUS 332SIHistory of Musical Theatre

3

MUS 338History of Music II

3

MUS 381Applied Pedagogy

2

MUS 401Senior Showcase

0

MUS 402/408Principal Applied/Applied Lab

8/0

MUS MUS 460Infinitus Choral Collective

1

MUS 485Solo Literature Seminar

2

MUS 439Vocal Jazz Ensemble

0-1

MUS 428University Singers

0-1

MUS 437Choral Union

0-1

THEA 113Acting I

3

THEA 114Acting II Scene Study

3

THEA xxxTheatre Elective

3

THEA xxxTheatre Elective

3

Notes:

MUS 142: Prerequisite MUS 141 or placement

MUS 158: Prerequisite MUS 157 or placement

MUS 338: Prerequisite MUS 337

MUS 100: Must enroll in Recital Attendance each semester

MUS 332SI: Fulfills SI requirement

THEA xxx Theatre Elective: Choose two from the following three-credit hour courses listed below . Six credit hours required, non-sequential, may be taken in any order.

Required

THEA 206Make-Up for the Theatre

3

THEA 312Acting III: Auditioning

3

THEA 313Acting IV: Periods and Styles

3

THEA 330Playscript Fundamentals

3

THEA 360Voice and Diction II Dialects

3

THEA 405Acting V: Film and Media

3

THEA 476Special Topics

3

Bachelor of Music

Major Requirements

University Core

Core University Core Requirements

37

In addition to the University Core Curriculum, the following courses are required for the Bachelor of Music degree:

MUS 100Recital Attendance

0

MUS 111Essential Keyboard Skills

1

MUS 112Advanced Keyboard Skills

1

Or

MUS 306Jazz Piano

1

MUS 141Music Theory I

3

MUS 157Music Theory Lab I

1

MUS 142Music Theory II

3

MUS 158Music Theory Lab II

1

MUS 200Sophomore Qualifying Examination

0

MUS 2xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

MUS 202/208Principal Applied/Applied Lab

8/0

MUS 241Music Theory III

3

MUS 257Music Theory Lab III

1

MUS 300Junior Recital

0

MUS 337History of Music I

3

MUS 338History of Music II

3

MUS 382Conducting I

3

MUS 400Senior Recital

0

MUS 402/408Principal Applied/Applied Lab

8/0

MUS 331WR20th and 21st Century Music

3

Or

MUS 434SIAmerican and World Music

3

Or

MUS 436SIJazz History

3

Total Credit Hours:47

Notes:

MUS 100: See important note 1

MUS 331WR: See important note 3,5 and 6.

MUS 434SI and MUS 4346I: See important note 4 and 6

MUS 200: Prerequisite: Voice majors MUST have completed MUS 116

MUS 241: Prereq: MUS 141 & 142 or proficiency

MUS 257: Prerequisite: MUS 157-158 or proficiency

MUS 400: Prerequisite: MUS 402 or 404

And one of the following tracks listed below:

Concentration Tracks
Vocal Performance:
MUS 116Singer's Diction I

1

MUS 205Secondary Applied Piano

1

MUS 208Applied Lab

0

MUS 242Music Theory IV

3

MUS 258Music Theory Lab IV

1

MUS 316Singer's Diction II

1

MUS 328Music Theater Or Opera Workshop

1

Or

MUS 329Musc Theatre Rehearsal & Production

0-1

Or

MUS xxxAn SI course in Music

3

MUS 2xx/4xxChoral Ensembles

0-1

Or

MUS 371Choral Literature and Arranging

3

MUS xxxSI course in Music

3

MUS 341Counterpoint

3

MUS 381Applied Pedagogy

2

MUS 485Solo Literature Seminar

2

MUS 4xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

THEA 113Acting I

3

XX xxxSix (6) additional credit hours from any combination of French, German, Italian, and/or Spanish language courses

6

Instrumental Performance:
MUS 242Music Theory IV

3

MUS 258Music Theory Lab IV

1

MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 341Counterpoint

3

MUS 342Analysis

3

MUS 354Band Literature

2

Or

MUS 353Orchestral Literature

2

MUS 381Applied Pedagogy

2

MUS 3xx/4xxSix (6) credit hours of upper division electives

6

MUS 485Solo Literature Seminar

2

MUS 4xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

Piano Performance:
MUS 235Collaborative Piano

1

MUS 242Music Theory IV

3

MUS 258Music Theory Lab IV

1

MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 341Counterpoint

3

MUS 342Analysis

3

MUS 381Applied Pedagogy

2

MUS 405Secondary Applied Piano

1

MUS 485Solo Literature Seminar

2

MUS 4xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

Composition:
MUS 242Music Theory IV

3

MUS 258Music Theory Lab IV

1

MUS 341Counterpoint

3

MUS 342Analysis

3

MUS 371Choral Literature and Arranging

3

MUS 450Film Scoring

3

MUS 451Orchestration

3

MUS 453Topics in Electronic Music

3

MUS 4xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

Jazz/Commercial Music:
MUS 120Jazz Theory Fundamentals

3

MUS 240Jazz Theory and Improvisation I

3

MUS 321WREntrepreneurship in Music Industry

3

MUS 324Music Production and Songwriting

3

MUS 346Jazz Theory and Improvisation II

3

MUS 3xx/4xxEnsembles

4

MUS 441Advanced Jazz Theory and Improvisation

3

MUS 444Commercial Arranging

3

MUS 446Commercial Production

3

MUS 450Film Scoring

3

MUS 321WR: See important note 5

  1. Must enroll in Recital Attendance each semester.
  2. Singers and instrumentalists take (or test out of) Essential Keyboard Skills I until they are able to satisfy their piano proficiency requirements.
  3. Fulfills Writing Intensive requirement. Students in the Vocal track should consider this course to fulfill the requirement.
  4. Fulfills Speech Intensive requirement. Students in the Jazz/Commercial Music track should consider this course to fulfill the requirement.
  5. Fulfills Experiential Learning requirement.
  6. Students in the Instrumental, Piano and Composition tracks should consider these courses as options to fulfill the applicable Speech Intensive and Writing Intensive requirements.

Bachelor of Music Education

The Bachelor of Music Education program is designed for students preparing to teach choral or instrumental music in a public or private school setting. The curriculum includes the Professional Education Sequence completed jointly through the School of Education and Division of Music and culminates with the Music Education Internship during the final semester of study.

Upon successful completion of degree requirements, candidates are prepared to earn Florida teaching certification through application to the Florida Department of Education for a three-year teaching certificate in music (Grades K-12) leading to the five-year renewable professional certificate. The steps to application and certification may be found at: www.fldoe.org/teaching/certification/steps-to-certification.

Music Education Major Requirements

University Core

Core University Core Requirements

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Music Education majors must complete the following courses:

MUS 100Recital Attendance

0

MUS 111Essential Keyboard Skills

1

And

MUS 112Advanced Keyboard Skills

1

Or

MUS 235Collaborative Piano

1

And

MUS 116Singer's Diction I

1

Or

MUS 212Class Voice I

1

MUS 141Music Theory I

3

MUS 157Music Theory Lab I

1

MUS 142Music Theory II

3

MUS 158Music Theory Lab II

1

MUS 150Introduction to Music Technology

3

MUS 200Sophomore Qualifying Examination

0

MUS 202Principal Applied

2

MUS 208Applied Lab

0

MUS 241Music Theory III

3

MUS 257Music Theory Lab III

1

MUS 242Music Theory IV

3

MUS 2xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 328Music Theater Or Opera Workshop

1

MUS 337History of Music I

3

MUS 338History of Music II

3

MUS 371Choral Literature and Arranging

3

Or

MUS 353Orchestral Literature

2

Or

MUS 354Band Literature

2

MUS 300Junior Recital

0

MUS 382Conducting I

3

MUS 402Principal Applied

2

MUS 408Applied Lab

0

MUS 4xxMusic Ensembles (major)

3

MUS 434SIAmerican and World Music

3

MUS MUS 480Conducting II

3

Total Credit Hours:54-59

Notes:

MUS 100: Must enroll each semester when not completing internship

MUS 111 and MUS 112: instrumentalists & singers

MUS 235: keyboardists

MUS 116: singers

MUS 212: instrumentalists and keyboardists

MUS 2xx and MUS 4xx: major

AND select one of the following Music Methods/Emphasis Tracks:

Vocal Emphasis Track (four credit hours):
MUS 205/405Secondary Applied Piano

1

Or

MUS 328Music Theater Or Opera Workshop

1

Or

MUS 376Guitar Methods

1

Or

MUS 381Applied Pedagogy

2

And

MUS 316Singer's Diction II

1

Or
Instrumental Emphasis Track (eight to ten credit hours):
MUS 327Music Ensembles

0-1

MUS 451Orchestration

3

 
Choose three credits from:
MUS 376Guitar Methods

1

MUS 377Woodwind Methods

1

MUS 378String Methods

1

MUS 385Brass Methods

1

MUS 386Percussion Methods

1

Total Credit Hours:4-7

MUS 378: required of string players

AND the following Professional Education Courses:

EDU 102Human Development & Learning

3

EDU 457Mainstreaming & Classroom Management

3

EDU 486Rdng & Lrng Skls Content Mid/Hi TchrsAreas for Middle & High School Teachers

3

MUS 361Methods of Teaching Music in the Elementary School

3

MUS 363WIMethods of Teaching Music in the Se

3

MUS 461Measurement, Evaluation, & Assessment in Music Education

3

MUS MUS 462SLMusic Education Student Teaching

12

Total Credit Hours:30

Music Education Major Important Notes:

  1. Singers and instrumentalists take (or test out of) Class Piano I & II then take Secondary Applied Piano until they are able to satisfy their piano proficiency requirements. Pianists take Accompanying I & II.
  2. Pianists and instrumentalists take Class Voice I. Singers take Singer’s Diction I.
  3. Wind and percussion players take MUS 354, string players take MUS 353, and singers take MUS 371. Other music education majors will be advised to take the Literature course best matching their teaching aspirations.
  4. See the Music Student Handbook for the Applied Pedagogy schedule.

Bachelor of Science in Music (Music Business)

The BS in Music Business features coursework in Music and Intellectual Property Law, Music Industry, and Music Entrepreneurship. The degree also includes ensemble opportunities varying in size and scope; instruction in standard music core subjects such as music theory, aural skills and music history. The 15-credit concentration in Music Technology features courses including, Acoustics and Recording, Music Production and Songwriting, and Commercial Arranging and Production. The alternate 15-credit concentration in Management includes courses from the Davis College of Business such as Leadership, and Information Technology.

Major Requirements

University Core

Core University Core Requirements

37

Music Business majors must complete the following courses:

ECON 201Principles of Macroeconomics

3

MGT 301Principles of Management

3

MKG 301Principles of Marketing

3

MUS 100Recital Attendance

0

MUS 111Essential Keyboard Skills

1

Or

MUS 235Collaborative Piano

1

MUS 112Advanced Keyboard Skills

1

Or

MUS 141Music Theory I

3

MUS 142Music Theory II

3

MUS 157Music Theory Lab I

1

MUS 158Music Theory Lab II

1

MUS 205Secondary Applied Piano

1

Or

MUS 208Applied Lab

0

MUS 2xxFour (4) credit hours in Music Ensembles

4

MUS 241Music Theory III

3

MUS 257Music Theory Lab III

1

MUS 321WREntrepreneurship in Music Industry

3

MUS 338History of Music II

3

MUS 434SIAmerican and World Music

3

MUS 490Music Business Internship

max. 6

Total Credit Hours:53

Notes:

MGT 301: Prerequisite Jr. status

MKG 301: Prerequisite Jr. Status

MUS 100: Must enroll each semester

MUS 142: Prerequisite MUS 141 or placement

MUS 158: Prerequisite MUS 141 or placement

MUS 241: Prereq MUS 141 & 142 or proficiency

MUS 338: Prerequisite MUS 337

MUS 434SI: Prerequisite MUS 241

MUS 490: Approval of Division Chair of Music

MUS 111, MUS 235, MUS 112, MUS 236: See important note 1

MUS 321WR: See important note 2

MUS 434SI: See important note 3

 

1.Pianists who test out of Class Piano I & II substitute Accompanying I & II, MUS 235 & 236.

2.Fulfills Core Curriculum Writing Intensive (WI) requirement and Experiential Learning requirement.

3.Fulfills Core Curriculum Speech Intensive (SI) requirement

Concentrations

AND one of the following 15-credit hour options listed below:

Management Option:
DSIM 370Management of Info Technology

3

INB 303Competing in the Global Envir

3

MGT 320Leadership

3

MGT 360The Management of Human Resources

3

MUS ACCT DSIM ECON FIN INB MGT MKG SPO 3XX300-level Music or Business Elective

3

Total Credit Hours:15
OR
Music Technology Option:
MUS 150Introduction to Music Technology

3

MUS 324Music Production and Songwriting

3

MUS 344Acoustics and Recording Techniques

3

MUS 444Commercial Arranging

3

MUS 446Commercial Production

3

Total Credit Hours:15
 

Music Minors

Music Minor

A Music minor is available and applies to any degree program at JU except those in the Department of Music. An audition is required for acceptance to the Music minor.

Minor Requirements

A minor in music consists of 18 semester credit hours in music courses and must include:

  • Four (4) credit hours in applied music (includes co-registration in MUS 100 and MUS 208)
  • Four (4) credit hours in ensemble
  • One (1) course in music theory
  • One (1) course in music appreciation or music history

Jazz Studies Minor

An audition is required for acceptance to the Jazz Studies minor.

Minor Requirements

The minor in Jazz Studies consists of 18 semester credit hours in music courses and must include:

  • Four (4) credit hours in Applied Music (includes MUS 100 and MUS 208)
  • Four (4) credit hours in Jazz Band
  • Three (3) credit hours in Jazz Combos
  • Four (4) credit hours in Jazz Theory
  • One (1) credit hour in Jazz History