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1701 South Broadway
Pittsburg,Kansas 66752
620.235.4466
psuadmit@pittstate.edu
DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Music in Music Education Bachelor of Music in Music with Elective Studies in an Outside Field Bachelor of Music in Performance - Instrumental Bachelor of Music in Performance - Vocal Minor in Music Master of Music in Conducting Master of Music in Music Education Master of Music in Performance - Instrumental Master of Music in Performance - Vocal
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The Department of Music at Pittsburg State University is an accredited member of NASM, the National Association of Schools of Music.
Our department averages 100 music majors and 40 minors, and 200 non-music majors per semester, and is staffed by 13 full-time and 9 part-time faculty members. Please explore our website for complete information concerning our programs, degrees, faculty, scholarship auditions, upcoming performances, and other areas of interest.
Acceptance Rate:
Pittsburg State University's overall acceptance rate is 86%
Faculty Info:
Lydia Bechtel, Joanne Britz, Andrew Chybowski, James Clanton, Carol Deats, Joseph Falvey, Craig Fuchs, Kimberly Harries, Stella Hastings, Todd Hastings, Patrick Howle, David Hurley, Sunnatulla Ibragimov, Russell Jones, Lori Kehle, Robert Kehle, Susan Marchant, Matthew Montague, Raul Munguia, Reena Natenberg, Denissa Rivas, John Ross, Gene Vollen, Christina Webster, Douglas Whitten.
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