Students graduating from this program will:To express original and substantive ideas about music in writing.To speak intelligently about music in a variety of forums.To be familiar with basic research resources in music and use them effectively.To apply various historical and critical perspectives to their own study of music.
The applicant must hold B.A. in English, or a B.A. degree that includes at least 30 hours of sophomore-, junior- or senior-level English courses, or the equivalent. 3.0 cumulative grade-point average in undergraduate work and a 3.0 average in undergraduate English coursework. In unusual circumstances, the Graduate Committee may consider applicants with lower grade-point averages.
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