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            "text": "majors are required to have a public exhibit of their art work prior to graduation, either on-campus or at an approved community venue."
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            "text": "Non-Art Majors. Non-Art majors may take any introductory art course and any advanced art course for which prerequisites may be waived by the instructor of the course."
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            "text": "Maintaining membership with and accreditation by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) since 1971, the Department of Music has a long and distinguished legacy of award-winning performance ensembles and has produced leaders in the fields of musical performance and music education."
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            "text": "The department counts among its alumni Grammy-nominated musicians and performers who have attained distinguished national and interne of the national careers. A survey of professional venues reveals the department's students to be active in a wide variety of regional, as well as national performance arenas, including Broadway and the Metropolitan Opera."
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            "text": "The music degree programs include the Bachelor of Arts in Music, the Bachelor of Music-Education, and the Bachelor of Music-Performance. Additionally, the Department offers the minor in Music and Short term certificates in Music and Culture of the African Diaspora and Music Industry and Production."
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            "text": "All majors in the Bachelor of Arts in Music and Bachelor of Music degree programs must successfully complete either the University Liberal Studies General Core Requirements (except for the Fine Arts component—ART 130 or MUS 130)—or the Whitney Young School Honors Core. If the University Liberal Studies General Core is chosen, then MUS 323 African American Music or MUS 325 Jazz History and Literature may be substituted for the IGS elective (IGS 301, 302, 303, or 304)."
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            "text": "Bachelor of Arts in Music - The Bachelor of Arts in Music degree is intended for the Kentucky State University student who wishes to study music within a liberal studies framework and use the degree as a foundation for a wide range of career options and/or graduate study in music or other academic areas. The emphasis placed on electives in music and general studies provides the student with opportunities for distinctive educational experiences oriented to his or her specific needs and interests, for example, music industry studies, jazz studies, music theory/composition, performance, and music history/literature. The degree requires the successful completion of 120 semester credit hours."
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            "text": "Bachelor of Music Education - The Bachelor of Music Education degree prepares students to seek teacher certification in grades primary-12. The Educator Preparation Program in Music has specific admissions requirements and coursework, including a semester of full-time student teaching. Students may specialize in keyboard, instrumental, or vocal music education. The degree is offered in conjunction with the School of Education in the College of Professional Studies and requires 120 semester credit hours. All students in the music education program must enroll in and successfully complete a dual placement supervised teaching experience (EDU 484) at both the elementary and secondary levels. Students in this program should maintain close contact with their Music Education advisor in the Division as well as the faculty in the School of Education."
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            "text": "Bachelor of Music in Performance - The Bachelor of Music in Performance degree allows a student to undertake a performance centered curriculum. A student pursuing this degree will focus within one of three areas of emphasis - keyboard, instrumental (brass, woodwind, percussion) or vocal."
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            "text": "All major applied students are required to perform a jury examination each semester of study. However, a student must have successfully completed at least 70-percent of repertoire assigned by the applied instructor during the semester to be eligible to perform the jury. If the student does not perform a jury, or is ineligible to perform a jury, then the applied music course is failed. In order for an absence from a scheduled applied music jury to be excused, a student must submit an official excuse from the Office of Student Affairs at least one day prior to the jury, or if there are serious mitigating circumstances, no later than the end of the Final Examination Week. If the absence is excused, then the student may receive an incomplete grade (1) in accordance with University academic policy. If the absence is unexcused, then the jury is failed, resulting in failure of the course."
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