Academics

Fast Facts

The School of Music offers a conservatory approach in a liberal arts setting and is fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music.

We offer Undergraduate programs in Performance, Composition and Music Education and Graduate programs in Performance, Composition, Music Education and Conducting

Our Music Education program is fully approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

Our highly qualified faculty teaches all of our courses. Our graduate assistants do not teach classes.

Excellent studio teachers for all instruments

Ensembles:

Equipment available:

  • 29 grand pianos
  • 22 upright pianos
  • 3 pipe organ
  • 1 electronic practice organ
  • 4 harpsichords
  • 2 clavichords
  • 3 pedal harps
  • Digital recording studio
  • Dedicated rooms for harp, bass, percussion and double reeds

Tuition (2011-12)

Undergraduates

 Tuition $37,002
 Room (Double occupancy)  $6,168
 Meal Plan (Full; Plan B)  $5,038
 Associated Student Fee  $300
 Matriculation Fee (one-time fee)  $150
 Books and Supplies (estimate)  $1,650
 Medical Insurance (optional)  $780

Graduates, Masters in Music

Tuition  $804 per unit
Fees   $74 per semester

Additional Fees and Charges may apply depending on program requirements

 

For more information, download the School of Music Student Handbook.


The University has a long tradition of encouraging and supporting study abroad.
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More than 47 percent of Redlands undergraduates participate in study abroad programs.

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