You're a Freshman, transfer, or readmission interested in daytime programs.
Program Overview
As a music education student, you’ll study music theory, composition, conducting, music history, and forms of the medieval, baroque, pre-classical, romantic, and 20th century periods from around the globe. With such a thorough background, you’ll gain the skills and to share this knowledge with your own students.
Learn the ins and outs of all the instruments in an ensemble by becoming a teacher for K-12 band or orchestra. The K-12 Choral Education curriculum teaches many levels of music theory and music history, conducting, and techniques for teaching brass, woodwinds, percussion, and strings. In addition to learning in the classroom, stay active in your instrumental skills by participating in an ensemble of your choice each semester.
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Undergraduate
Accelerated
You're interested in evening classes or the online adult-accelerated program (includes BSN Completion and Medical Assistant).
Graduate
You want to learn more about the graduate programs available at our Mequon campus, online, or at one of our center locations.
Non-Degree
You're seeking a certificate or individual courses at our Mequon campus, online, or at one of our nine centers (includes high school dual-credit).
Other/Parent
You're a parent or just can’t be pigeonholed into one of the other categories.