Bachelor of Arts in Music - Electroacoustic Composition/Theory

University or College Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Camden

Qualification Bachelor degree

Awarding body Rutgers, The State University Of New Jersey, Camden

Cost of the program US $19,482 a year

Duration 48 Credit-hour(s)

Study mode Full time

Course description The program encourages students to develop performing skills through private study and through participation in the college choir, early music ensemble, and performance ensemble.

Subjects covered The courses are - 50:700:161-162 Basic Musicianship, 50:700:205-206 Basic Musicianship, 50:700:225-226 Music Theory, 50:700:271 Computer Applications in Music, 50:700:291,292 History of Music, 50:700:325 Music Theory, 50:700:173 Studies in Composition, 50:700:390 Electronic Music, 50:700:391 Music and Computers, 50:700:392 Topics in Electroacoustic Music, 50:700:393 Electroacoustic Composition and Performance, 50:700:393 Electroacoustic Composition and Performance, 50:700:421 Advanced Theory and Analysis.

Entry requirementsStudents applying for this course must have copies of high school or secondary school documents stamped "attested as true copies" by an educational official from your school, council, or embassy/consulate. Students whose native language is not English are required to take English Language proficiency exams. An official TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or MELAB (Michigan English Assessment Battery) is acceptable. Acceptable TOEFL scores are 550+ on the paper and pencil test or 79+ on the Internet-based test. Acceptable IELTS score is 7 or higher on either the academic paper and pencil test or the academic computer-based test. The minimum acceptable score is 76 for MELAB. Students are also required to take ACT or SAT exams.

Application details Students are requested to send the following items for admission: $65 non refundable application fee; English Language Proficiency Test scores; Official high school or secondary school documents "attested as true copies" by an educational official from your school, council, or embassy/consulate. Documents in native language must be translated professionally by a translation service. Application form must be filled online. All these requested documents must be mailed directly to: Office of the Undergraduate Admissions, 406 Penn Street, Camden, NJ 08102.

Application deadline Feb/15/09 for Fall

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Danyelle Thurman

International Student Advisor

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