2021-22 GUIDE TO MUSIC SCHOOLS

University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM)
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM)
MISSION
Nationally ranked and internationally renowned, the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) is a preeminent institution for the performing and media arts.
WHAT DISTINGUISHES THIS SCHOOL
CCM—declared one of this country's leading conservatories by The New York Times—provides life-changing experiences within a highly creative and multidisciplinary artistic environment.
LOCATION
PO Box 210003
290 CCM Blvd
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0003
UNITED STATES
ADMISSIONS
513-556-9479
Audition Requirements
Audition Requirements Auditions and interviews will be held in January and February.
All CCM programs require the submission of pre-screening materials in order to be considered for admission. Faculty will review application and pre-screening materials to make admission decisions and audition/interview requests.
While pre-screening materials are required for all applicants, not all applicants will be invited to audition or interview. In some cases, successful applicants will receive a final admission decision based solely off their pre-screening and application review, while other applicants may be asked to complete an additional audition and/or interview. Applicants invited to audition and/or interview with faculty will be notified by the CCM Admissions Office staff in mid-December.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
CAREER / POST-GRADUATION ASSISTANCE
Professional development and entrepreneurial acumen are an important part of the CCM experience. Faculty mentorship along with the Managing Professional Performance Careers course provide a foundation for transitioning to life after graduation. Select programs also normally host Senior Showcases in New York and LA. CCM's Office of the Dean also offers $30,000 in student travel funding annually, which is intended to support travels to auditions, conferences and other career advancement opportunities.
CCM is also home to the Bravos Without Barriers Diversity Fellowship Program, hosted in partnership with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Made possible by a series of grants from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the program is designed to recruit graduate students from populations that are historically underrepresented in classical music and is already garnering attention among leaders throughout the music world.
KEY STATISTICS (college level and above)
968 music students
Music Faculty: 77 full time, 54 adjunct
872 scholarships awarded
AREAS OF STUDY
Arts Leadership • Brass • Collaborative Piano • Composition (Performance) • Conducting • Jazz Studies & Contemporary Media • Media studies (including audio and video production) • Music Business • Music Education • Musicology • Organ • Piano • Strings • Vocal Arts/Opera • Winds & Percussion • Acting • Arts Administration • Ballet • Commercial Music Production • Media Production • Music History • Musical Theatre • Theatre Design and Production
DEGREE PROGRAMS
ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS (non-matriculating/prep)
BROCHURE / CATALOGUE
ONLINE COURSES
PANDEMIC & SAFETY: SCHOOL POLICIES
=Yes   =No
Proof of vaccination required?
Students    Faculty    Staff
Proof of a negative COVID-19 test required?
Students    Faculty    Staff
Reduced density being considered in:
On-campus housing    Class and/or ensembles
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