Campbellsville University offers undergraduate degrees in 

• Music
• Church Music
• Music Education 
• Vocal Performance

CU also offers three minors: 

• Music 
• Church music
• Jazz

And two certificate programs:

• Service Playing
• Jazz

We offer seven masters degrees for those who are interested in continuing their education here at Campbellsville.

All of the music degrees offered by Campbellsville University areaccredited by the National Association of Schools of Music - we're one of only two private Kentucky colleges with this honor!

First, apply for admission to Campbellsville University.

Next, apply for an audition.

Finally, be sure to complete the FAFSA (for financial aid).

Absolutely! The School of Music offers several opportunities for financial assistance:

• Music Performance Grants - All students planning to major or minor in music may audition for a Music Performance Grant based on the student's ability to contribute to one or more ensembles or to provide piano accompaniment to other students. Renewable annually.  To apply, complete the Audition Application.

• Competitive Music Scholarships - All first-time entering freshmen majoring in music who audition for a Music Performance Grant on specified audition dates may choose to be considered for an overall scholarship in one of three categories: Instrumental, Keyboard, or Voice. In addition to the audition, participants will complete a written exam on music theory and history. The overall winners in each category receive a scholarship of up to $1,000 per semester in addition to a Music Performance Grant.  Renewable annually. To apply, complete the Audition Application.

• Band Performance Grants - These grants are for students who participate in the Tiger Marching Band, Concert Band and basketball Pep Band. To apply, submit a Band Performance Grant application form to the Director of Bands. No audition is required. Renewable annually.

• Governor's School for the Arts - Campbellsville University offers two full-tuition scholarships for alumni of the Governor's School for the Arts program who plan to major in music.  Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, 24 ACT, and complete an audition.  Recipients must major in music, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and participate in at least two ensembles each semester (to be assigned).  To apply, complete the Audition Application.  Winners are announced on April 1.

• Other Music Scholarships - Current and new students will be considered for these scholarships which are awarded in years when adequate funding is available:

• The Church Music Scholarship
• Dillingham-Graves Church Music Scholarship
• Shirley Strader Lawson Church Music Scholarship
• J.P. Jardine Music Scholarship
• Cecile Conaway Meskimen Piano Scholarhip
• Bernice Miller Memorial Music/Theater Scholarship