Nearing the end of high school and thinking about your future can be tough. You’ve spent hundreds of hours over the years devoting yourself to music, going to rehearsals and performances, summer programs and lessons. All this has led you to your next big step of applying to music school.
You are possibly asking yourself, “Which music school is the best? What are the differences between them? What would my life be like there?”
The who, what, and where of the college experience is unique to each institution, and in this period of applying to colleges, you get to decide what is best for you.
Manhattan School of Music offers a conservatory experience like no other. Our students have the unique opportunity to study with world renowned performer educators, live in a welcoming collegiate neighborhood, and experience unbeatable opportunities in the cultural capital of the world.
1. Who do I want to learn from?
2. What community do I want to join?
3. Where do I want to be?
If our Who, What and Where fits you, and you’ve made the decision to apply to Manhattan School of Music, it’s easy to get the process started.
You can find the application on our website at www.msmnyc.edu/how-to-apply.
Recommendations, unofficial transcripts, and other supplemental documents will be due by January 15.
Most programs require a pre-screening audition to be submitted by December 1. Learn more about your program and the audition requirements at https://www.msmnyc.edu/programs/.
Be sure to reach out to the Office of Admissions with any questions. Our Admissions Counselors are always happy to guide you through the application process.
Admissions@msmnyc.edu
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