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TABLE OF CONTENTS


1. Welcome from the Director

2 Frequently asked questions

2.1 What is required for admission to the masters program at the School of Music & Dance?

2.2 Are degrees from foreign universities, conservatories, and institutions acceptable?

2.3 How long will it take to finish my degree?

2.4 What areas of concentration are available for graduate study in music?

2.5 What are the entrance examinations like?

2.6 Can I transfer in units from another masters program?

2.7 How strict are the deadlines?

2.8 Who comes to SJSU to get a masters degree?

2.9 Will my employment prospects be enhanced when I complete my graduate degree in music?

2.10 Will a master's degree in music from SJSU make me an attractive candidate for further graduate study if I decide to pursue additional education?

2.11 What about the faculty?

2.12 Are there special learning opportunities?

2.13 What types of facilities are available?

2.14 Is there financial aid for graduate students in music?

2.15 What are educational and living expenses like in San José?

2.16 Are there opportunities for me to find part-time work either on campus or in the community?

2.17 Do I have to be continuously enrolled once I begin?

2.18 Is it possible to complete a California Teaching Credential and a master's degree at the same time?

2.19 What resources are available for students with learning disabilities?

3. Information for prospective students

3.1 SJSU admission standards

3.2 School of Music and Dance requirements

3.3 Entrance qualifying examinations in music history and music systems/theory

3.4 Audition Procedures by Area of Study

3.5 "Bridge to the Master's" Program

3.6 Classification status

4. Information for current students

4.1 Residence requirements

4.2 Continuous enrollment

4.3 Academic integrity and grading policies

4.4 Requirements for satisfactory progress towards the degree

4.5 Ensemble requirements

4.6 Plans of study

4.7 Final projects

4.8 Written Comprehensive Examination (WCE)

4.9 Graduation procedures

4.10 Additional information for students in choral conducting

4.11 Additional information for students in instrumental conducting

4.12 Additional information for students in composition and electro-acoustic music

4.13. Additional information for students in performance

5. General information about School facilities, procedures, and equipment

5.1. Music Office

5.2. Music Use Fee

5.3. Applied Lesson Codes

5.4 Employment Opportunities

5.5 Building Use

5.6 Practice and Practice Rooms

5.7 Access to the Percussion Studio

5.8 After Hours Passes

5.9 Keys

5.10 Staff Technician and Use of Lab Facilities

5.11 Lab Key Code Access/Studio Rules

5.12 Resource Center Check out Policy

5.13 Lockers

5.14 Pianos, Harpsichords and Organs

5.15 Instrument Check Out Policy

5.16 Instrument Check Out Procedures



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Page updated 02/14/2005.


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