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Azusa Pacific University
School of Music
Degrees offered
Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music
Bachelor of Music in Composition
Bachelor of Music in Music Education (Pre-Teacher Certification)
Bachelor of Music in Music and Worship
Bachelor of Music in Performance
Bachelor of Arts in Music (Music Theory Emphasis)
Bachelor of Arts in Music (Performance Emphasis)
Master of Music in Composition
Master of Music in Conducting
Master of Music in Music Education
Master of Music in Performance
Master of Arts in Music Industry
About the program
The School of Music at Azusa Pacific University is housed in the College of the Arts. This innovative arts community, grounded in the Christian faith, is dedicated to preparing students to excel as talented music professionals. Close proximity to Los Angeles provides students abundant learning opportunities in a world-class music culture.
The school offers a number of undergraduate music majors, including Bachelor of Music (B.M.) degrees in Commercial Music, Composition, Music Education (Pre-Teacher Certification), Music and Worship, and Performance. Programs focusing on the liberal arts are also available, including Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Music degrees with Music Theory and Performance emphases.
At the graduate level, the school offers Master of Music (M.M.) programs in Composition Degree, Conducting, Music Education, and Performance Degree, and a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Music Entrepreneurship.
The School of Music also houses numerous vocal and instrumental music ensembles. Learn more about the ensembles and audition information.
Acceptance rate
Azusa Pacific University (APU) has an acceptance rate of around 94%
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