A Peabody degree is simultaneously a Johns Hopkins University degree, and carries with it the same assumption of excellence as any other JHU degree—plus the musical credentials of a Peabody Conservatory degree.
Undergraduate students are required to live in the dorms for their first two years at Peabody, and many elect to continue living in the dorms. The Peabody Residence Halls are on campus, and we have always been able to accommodate any student who wishes to live here.
As an alternative, Peabody is located in an urban residential neighborhood with readily available off campus housing. We have our own Campus Police, a van service to transport students to and from their local destinations after dark, and transportation to and from the Homewood campus by a shuttle bus.
That being said, Peabody is located within a single city block in a residential section of Baltimore City. While Mount Vernon is not a high crime area, we do encourage Peabody students to take security seriously. We look for the following scores for Admission:. It is your responsibility to alert us to your special situation. The Doctor of Musical Arts DMA program has a strong academic component, and requires the ability to compose scholarly papers in English. Step 1: You will be sent two copies of an Affidavit of Support along with your acceptance letter to Peabody.
You will use the Affidavit to verify you can financially attend Peabody. Return the Affidavits as instructed along with your tuition deposit. Step 2: Peabody will then send you an immigration form called an I Take this form to the U. Embassy or Consulate nearest you to apply for an F-1 Student Visa. A qualifying undergraduate degree should include 3 years of study following completion of secondary school or high school and 25 post-secondary credit hours of non-musical study, the equivalent of 50 European transfer credits ETCS.
Given the different timelines, course structures, and financial aid ramifications of the low-residency program and the in-person degree, it is not possible for enrolled students to switch between the programs. Students in both the traditional program and the low-residency programs will be required to maintain full-time enrollment in each semester of study.
Given the month format of the Low-Res MM program, Peabody will not offer institutional aid for students seeking financial assistance. However, federal loans, work-study, institutional loans and private loan options are available to students who qualify. Admissions FAQ.
In This Section. Application Requirements. Visiting Campus. On the Road. Find answers to frequently asked questions about the Peabody Institute admissions process. Application Basics How do I apply?
When do I need to submit my application? May I pursue a double major at Peabody? I was home schooled. Can I still apply to Peabody? How do I get financial aid information? How will I know when you have my recommendations on hand? How do I go about requesting a specific teacher at Peabody? And what happens if I change my mind later in the process?
Starting Early Can I start school in January? Do you offer early admission? What is early decision? Do you offer early decision? Preparing for Your Audition How do I schedule an audition? Do I need to pre-screen? Why have repertoire requirements? How many movements should I prepare? Where can I find sample placement exams?
At Your Audition Should I come for a live audition? How long will my audition be? How can you listen to all my audition selections in such a short time?
When will I get the results of my audition? How We Decide How many people do you accept each year? What GPA do you require for acceptance? Music Theory: How much do I have to know? Is it an advantage to contact a teacher before coming to audition?
If my family has no financial problems, do I have to submit financial aid documents? Will I know who my teacher will be before sending in a tuition deposit? Can I transfer credits to Peabody? Is there enough space in the dormitories? Is Peabody a safe place? How do I get a student visa? Can I enroll in the low residency programs as a part-time student?
What financial aid is available for the low-residency MM degrees? What is the cost breakdown for the Low Res MM program?
Undergraduate Students admitted to the Music Education and Recording Arts Bachelor of Music programs are considered students with multiple majors: a performance or composition or computer music major plus Music Education or Recording Arts. Bachelor of Music Students majoring in Performance, Composition, Computer M usic, and Music for New Media may add a second major, subject to the following conditions: Students must pay for the second major lesson at the rate specially designated in the tuition schedule.
Performance majors may not add a second major on the same instrument with a different repertoire or style. Students may not combine majors in the same department, such as Violin and Viola or Piano and Organ. Finally, the majors Composition, Computer Music, and Music for New Media are mutually exclusive: no two may be combined.
Graduate Students Graduate students may not pursue two majors that result in two degree recitals in a two-year degree timeframe. More info How do I get financial aid information? MM auditions could last up to 20 minutes. DMA auditions last 20 minutes. Dance auditions may last longer than a minute window. The audition will consist of a ballet barre and center combinations including adagio, petit battement and pirouettes.
It will be followed by a modern dance phrase and sequence traveling across the space. An improv section will also be included. Auditionees should have a 2 minute solo prepared. The solo may be choreographed by oneself or someone else and may be in any genre of dance. What is the difference in using a Debit Card vs. Credit Card? I booked through a third-party.
Is everything paid for? What is your cancellation policy? What is the Hotel Service Fee? Where are you located? How can I upgrade my room? Can I send a package to myself? Is there free internet access? Internet access throughout the hotel is included in your daily Hotel Service Fee. Valet Parking vs. Where is the parking garage located? Do you have any electric vehicle charging stations? If I have a special request, who should I contact? Where can I get coffee in the morning? What types of amenities are included in the room?
Do you offer Room Service? We offer Room Service. Dial x on your guest room phone to order. Do you offer handicap-accessible rooms? What is your pet policy? The Peabody welcomes pets with open arms and a few rules: Advance reservations are required as there are a limited number of pet-friendly guest rooms. We accept dogs up to 75 pounds. Included in your pet fee is a luxury place mat and water bowl. Pet shot records are required at check-in. Pets are required to be on a leash or in a closed carrier at all times when in public spaces.
In addition, pets are not permitted along the red carpet at the daily Duck March or within the lobby between the hours of 11am and 5pm, as a courtesy to our resident ducks. What time is the Duck March? What time does the Athletic Club open? What time does Feathers Spa open? Feathers Spa is open 10am - 6pm, Wednesday - Sunday. Book Treatment. Support services include pre-convention printing, binding, typing and more. The Peabody features an in-house audiovisual company, supplying state-of-the-art audiovisual and production support, as well as full-time, on-property professional staff.
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