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The 4-Year Plan is a model for completing your BS in Commercial Music degree in a timely manner. The plan below is one of several possible ways for you to complete the Commercial Music degree.
At Minnesota State Moorhead you’ll benefit from numerous opportunities to step outside of the classroom and apply what you’re learning, gain valuable experience performing live in front of captive audiences, record music for live events and participate in theatre productions.
Begin taking classes at your Community or Technical College and complete a BS degree in Commercial Music at Minnesota State Moorhead.
Minnesota State Moorhead’s Commercial Music faculty and staff are dedicated to your success, and eager to share their extensive and varied experience with you.
Minnesota State Moorhead Music majors and non-music majors are equally considered for scholarship awards in order to perform in MSUM ensembles such as the Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Guitar Ensemble and Percussion Ensemble, as well as in the Music Industry area.
Minnesota State Moorhead's goal is to prepare you for a successful career in the vast music industry.
The Commercial Music minor is designed for focused study in the areas of performing, composing, and arranging music in commercial and jazz styles.
If helping students appreciate and be successful in their understanding of chemistry sounds appealing, then Minnesota State Moorhead’s BS in Chemistry Education is for you.
Minnesota State Moorhead’s Chemistry Education major offers a unique selection of learning opportunities outside of the classroom that will grow your skills, stretch your limits and fuel your passions.
Minnesota State Moorhead Chemistry Education faculty members are active professionally, each pursuing their own research projects, in addition to encouraging undergraduates to begin research projects.