Music Ensemble Scholarship
The Music Ensemble Scholarship is a competitive award of up to $1,500 per year, renewable over four years for a total of up to $6,000. It is stackable on top of other gift aid (not to exceed full tuition).
Award:This is up to a $1,500 scholarship, renewable over four years (eight semesters) and stackable on top of other gift aid (not to exceed full tuition).
Eligibility:
- Must be admitted to Anderson University as an incoming first-time freshman or transfer student.
- To audition for this scholarship, students need to be admitted to Anderson University and audition for School of Music and Performing Arts faculty by the final on-campus audition date in March.
- Audition on your primary instrument no later than the final published on-campus audition in March.
- Recipients must participate in a major ensemble every semester as assigned by faculty.
- For pianists, must provide piano accompanying service at an appropriate level.
- And must complete 1 year (two semesters) of at least half hour applied lessons on your primary instrument.
Next Steps:
- If you haven't applied yet, please complete your application for admission online or through the common app!
- If you have applied already, your next step is to complete your scholarship profile. This will ask you several questions about yourself to pair you with the institutional scholarships that you are eligible for, like this one listed above. Your scholarship profile will also help you meet specific scholarship deadlines.
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