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At WVU, you’ll engage with world-class performers, educators and scholars who are leaders in their fields. Our program offers a well-rounded education that not only hones your talents but also opens doors to a wide array of exciting career opportunities.
Apply to WVU Schedule an Audition Request More InformationWe're excited for you to join our WVU School of Music community, where you'll experience a tight-knit academic environment with the resources of a large university.
As part of the College of Creative Arts and Media, Music students are able to hone their craft while collaborating across disciplines with other students and faculty.
If you're still in the decision phase, complete the Request Information form and our recruitment specialist will work with you to coordinate a visit to campus, connect you with a professor, arrange a class sit-in, and share other opportunities to help you decide if the WVU School of Music is the right fit.
STEP ONE:
All students must complete West Virginia University's application online. Visit apply.wvu.edu for admission standards and application details. Indicate on your WVU application that you are interested in a College of Creative Arts and Media major.
Current WVU students who seek to change their major to the School of Music should contact their current academic advisor to begin the process; you do not need to re-apply to WVU.
Apply OnlineSTEP TWO:
All undergraduate music majors are required to audition and/or interview with WVU School of Music faculty. These auditions are used to determine talent-based scholarships.
Current WVU students interested in auditioning for selective programs in the School of Music should use this form to schedule their audition.
2025 Audition Dates:
STEP THREE:
Upon acceptance to the WVU School of Music, an advisor will contact you to register for courses.
Whether you're looking for financial assistance, ways you can be more involved, recital procedures or anything else related to your education in the WVU School of Music, we're here for you.
Review the policies and steps for hosting a recital in the Canady Creative Arts Center.
Read More: Recital Policies and ProceduresTuition varies based on major or program, residency and whether you live on campus. WVU offers several financial aid options to help offset the cost.
Read More: Tuition and Financial AidIf you have graduated from high school and are currently attending or have attended WVU or another postsecondary institution, follow these steps to enroll in the WVU School of Music.
Read More: Transfer StudentsAll first time freshmen are considered for central WVU scholarships, and your audition may qualify you for additional talent-based scholarships.
Read More: ScholarshipsMeet fellow musicians, explore more venues for music performance and production, and discover professional development opportunities.
Read More: School of Music Clubs and Student OrganizationsReview requirements for hardware and software in the College of Creative Arts and Media.
Read More: Technology RequirementsQuestions? Contact the WVU School of Music office at music@mail.wvu.edu or 304-293-5511.
Learn, rehearse, collaborate and perform in a variety of studios and concert theatres in the Canady Creative Arts Center.
The Clay Concert Theatre is used by the College of Creative Arts as well as WVU's Arts and Entertainment series. As the largest venue in the CCAC, it hosts music concerts, musical theatre performances, dance performances, and of course, graduations.
Read More: Lyell B. Clay Concert TheatreThe Falbo Theatre hosts opera performances, dance concerts and theatre classes. A movable seating bank for 200 allows the space to be customized for each audience.
Read More: Antoinette E. Falbo TheatreBloch Hall serves as a recital hall, classroom, and lecture hall for visiting artists.
Read More: Bloch Learning and Performance HallThis C-tech compatible classroom includes state-of-the-art audio/video equipment, houses the School of Music’s Orff instrumentarium, and collection of world percussion instruments for general music education.
Read More: Electronic Music StudioThe Davis Theatre creates an immersive experience for actors and audiences in 3 to 4 School of Theatre & Dance productions each year.
Read More: Gladys G. Davis TheatreThis C-tech compatible classroom includes state-of-the-art audio/video equipment, houses the School of Music’s Orff instrumentarium, and collection of world percussion instruments for general music education.
Read More: Glasscock General Music Classroom
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