	DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY Undergraduate Admissions
Home Program Overview Admissions Policies & Procedures Supplemental Materials Audition and Interview Process Financial Support Resources FAQs Contact Us	DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ADMISSION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FALL 2010 The Department of Ethnomusicology admits new students to the fall quarter only. The application filing period for fall 2009 is *November 1 through November 30, 2009* . Applications received after this date will be considered late and may not be processed. Applications are only available on-line at the University of California admissions web site www.ucop.edu/pathways. Supplemental materials specific to the Ethnomusicology major will be available to applicants who’ve met the November 30 th deadline at the admissions /audition link of the department web site www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu as of December 1, 2009. All applicants to the Ethnomusicology major are required to: Meet all eligibility requirements for admission to the University of California either as a freshman or transfer applicant. (See admissions web site www.admissions.ucla.edu) Audition in person or on videotape. Applicants who reside within 300 miles of UCLA are requiredto audition on campus. All applicants are *stronglyencouraged to audition in person if at all possible. The audition includes an interview with Ethnomusicology faculty members. Auditions for fall quarter 2008 will be held on the UCLA campus on Saturday, January 30, 2010 (World Music applicants only) and Saturday, February 6th, 2010 (both dates for Jazz Studies applicants)* . You will be notified of your specific date and time by email. If you wish to submit a taped audition, we require it be done on DVD, and it must be received in our office at least two week prior to your campus audition appointment. At the conclusion of all auditions, the department’s admissions committee evaluates each applicant and determines who should be recommended for admission. Once approved by the Ethnomusicology faculty, you are reviewed for academic eligibility by the UCLA undergraduate admissions office. Following their review, are you then notified by the undergraduate admissions office of your official and final admission status. Applicants to the Jazz Studies Concentration should be prepared to perform a jazz audition on their primary instrument, in addition to your interview with our Jazz faculty. Please be sure your e-mail server allows you to receive email from unknown sources such as the University of California, Los Angeles. All audition appointments and subsequent information will be sent by email only. In reviewing transfer applicants, preference is given to those who have a minimum 3.00 grade-point-average and have completed all of the University and School of the Arts & Architecture General Education Requirements (or IGETC if a California community college transfer). All applicants are accepted to the University on the basis of “work in progress”. Therefore, it is important that any changes in class schedules be approved in advance by UARS. The Department of Ethnomusicology undergraduate advisor Alfred Bradley is available to meet with prospective students by appointment. For further information, or to schedule an appointment, please call Mr. Bradley at (310) 825-4768 or the student services assistant at (310) 206-5002. We recommend you visit our web site www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu for more detailed information of our major and faculty. TOP \| NEXT	For additional information regarding the UC Undergraduate Application, click here. Applicants must select Ethnomusicology as their first choice major to be considered for admission to the Ethnomusicology Department.
	ETHNOMUSICOLOGY	UCLA	UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS OFFICE

DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY

Undergraduate Admissions

DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
ADMISSION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
FALL 2010

The Department of Ethnomusicology admits new students to the fall quarter only. The application filing period for fall 2009 is November 1 through November 30, 2009 . Applications received after this date will be considered late and may not be processed. Applications are only available on-line at the University of California admissions web site www.ucop.edu/pathways. Supplemental materials specific to the Ethnomusicology major will be available to applicants who’ve met the November 30 th deadline at the admissions /audition link of the department web site www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu as of December 1, 2009.

All applicants to the Ethnomusicology major are required to:

Meet all eligibility requirements for admission to the University of California either as a freshman or transfer applicant. (See admissions web site www.admissions.ucla.edu)

Audition in person or on videotape. Applicants who reside within 300 miles of UCLA are requiredto audition on campus. All applicants are stronglyencouraged to audition in person if at all possible. The audition includes an interview with Ethnomusicology faculty members. Auditions for fall quarter 2008 will be held on the UCLA campus on Saturday, January 30, 2010 (World Music applicants only) and Saturday, February 6th, 2010 (both dates for Jazz Studies applicants) . You will be notified of your specific date and time by email. If you wish to submit a taped audition, we require it be done on DVD, and it must be received in our office at least two week prior to your campus audition appointment. At the conclusion of all auditions, the department’s admissions committee evaluates each applicant and determines who should be recommended for admission. Once approved by the Ethnomusicology faculty, you are reviewed for academic eligibility by the UCLA undergraduate admissions office. Following their review, are you then notified by the undergraduate admissions office of your official and final admission status.

Applicants to the Jazz Studies Concentration should be prepared to perform a jazz audition on their primary instrument, in addition to your interview with our Jazz faculty.

Please be sure your e-mail server allows you to receive email from unknown sources such as the University of California, Los Angeles. All audition appointments and subsequent information will be sent by email only.

In reviewing transfer applicants, preference is given to those who have a minimum 3.00 grade-point-average and have completed all of the University and School of the Arts & Architecture General Education Requirements (or IGETC if a California community college transfer). All applicants are accepted to the University on the basis of “work in progress”. Therefore, it is important that any changes in class schedules be approved in advance by UARS.

The Department of Ethnomusicology undergraduate advisor Alfred Bradley is available to meet with prospective students by appointment. For further information, or to schedule an appointment, please call Mr. Bradley at (310) 825-4768 or the student services assistant at (310) 206-5002. We recommend you visit our web site www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu for more detailed information of our major and faculty.

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For additional information regarding the UC Undergraduate Application, click here.

Applicants must select Ethnomusicology as their first choice major to be considered for admission to the Ethnomusicology Department.

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