If you’ve ever been inspired by your music teacher or dream of sharing your love of music with the next generation, majoring in music education might be the perfect fit for you. Becoming a music educator is a rewarding path that requires dedication, creativity, and a passion for teaching. However, it’s a challenging major and profession. Do you have what it takes?

How you present yourself in writing and in person can open doors for college and future jobs. Here are some tips to help you get comfortable writing and speaking about yourself without it feeling too weird.

What if you want to study music in college, but don’t have a formal “classical” training? What if you’re an amazing singer/songwriter, or you’ve mastered a non-western musical tradition, or you’ve been composing or making beats on your own for years? How do you find a college music program that fits your interests?

Making a great audition video for college doesn’t have to be complicated or scary. Follow this guide to set up your space and recording equipment properly, get yourself prepared mentally, and how to make sure your video is high quality before submitting it to colleges.

Finding the perfect college for you blends the academic fit, social and cultural fit, and affordability factors all in one. However, affordability seems to be the trickiest factor of all.

There’s a lot to think about when you’re applying for a composition major, but don’t worry! This blog is here to guide you through the process, helping you feel prepared and confident when it’s time to submit your college applications.

For many first-time college students, this year may also be the first time they're eligible to vote! Here's a brief guide on how to register for the first time, especially if you're going to college away from home.

Building your college list can seem daunting, but consider it a constant work in progress. There are many ways to build a college list outside of attending college fairs! As you do your research, here are some resources to check out, and handy tips for finding schools that will be a good fit for you.

It's college fair season! Attending college fairs are a great way to explore lots of institutions in a short amount of time, and to connect with admissions representatives.

What does it mean to be a "versatile" musician? Spoiler alert: it doesn't mean knowing how to play every instrument under the sun.

Music resumes are important for any and every musician to have handy. Colleges will sometimes ask for applicants to submit one as part of the application and audition process. So, what are they, and why are they so important?

Students studying music in college can get just as much in scholarships as anyone else! In this blog, we’re debunking common myths about funding your music education in college.

If you’re going to college for music, don’t forget to pack these essential items.

How do you know if majoring in music in college is the right choice for you? Start with some self reflection, and consider these following tips.

Attending a summer music camp or festival does more than up your musical game. Don’t miss out on some of these fabulous summer opportunities!

Don’t miss these four important tips for wrapping up your college audition season well.

I got to tour Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas! Here are some of the highlights of the school.

It’s college audition season! Learn how to prepare, sound your best, and follow up with college faculty after you complete your audition. Good luck and break a leg!

Sometimes, a lack of shared vision and collaboration between fine arts faculty and admissions staff can greatly hinder the recruiting process.