Regular Decision | ||
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Application and Fees | Dec. 1 | |
Pre-Screen Requirements | Dec. 1 | |
English Language Scores | Feb. 1 | |
CSS Profile | Jan. 15 | |
FAFSA | Feb. 15 | |
Transcripts | Feb. 1 | |
Recommendation Letters | Feb. 1 | |
Portfolio & Scores | Feb. 19 | |
Live Auditions | Feb. 16-21 | |
AD Final Round Auditions | Feb. 21 | |
Decision Release | Apr. 1 | |
Enrollment Deadline | Apr. 15 |
Eligibility for the Artist Diploma requires that applicants have the equivalent of an undergraduate degree and subsequent post-graduate study.
Once you have started your application, you can save your progress and return to your application at any time.
When you have completed your application, you will be able to review and submit it before paying the application fee of $120. Your application will be considered incomplete and will not be reviewed or scheduled for an audition/interview unless we have receive the application fee. If you feel that you qualify for an application fee waiver, please email [email protected] with your request.
After submission you will not be able to make changes to the application itself, but you will be able to edit your portfolio through your application status portal.
You will be asked to submit email addresses for three people who know your musical ability. These people will automatically be emailed with instructions on how to electronically submit their recommendation. While you must submit these email addresses by the December 1st deadline, your recommenders will have until February 1st to submit their recommendations.
If you want to change your recommender or their email address after submitting your application, please contact the admissions office at [email protected].
You are strongly encouraged to list studio teacher preferences on your application if applicable. These preferences have no bearing on the consideration for your admission to Peabody and are not shared with the faculty prior to your audition.
Studios can fill up quickly, especially in the larger departments, so we recommend listing 2 to 3 different faculty choices for areas of study that have multiple studio faculty. If you have any questions about teacher assignments, please contact the admissions office at [email protected].
Biographies are listed alphabetically here, or you can find their information on the department’s specific page under Area of Study. More information can be found on our FAQ page.
If we do not have an official score by the posted deadline, your application will be considered incomplete and we will be unable to make an admission decision.
Please submit official transcripts from all schools you have attended to Peabody Admissions directly from the institution.
A qualifying undergraduate degree should include 3 years of study following completion of secondary school (or high school) and 25 post-secondary credit hours of non-musical study, the equivalent of 50 European transfer credits (ETCS).
Upload a representative list of the repertoire you have studied in your major instrument or area. Please indicate any repertoire performed in public with an asterisk (*). Piano or Voice applicants must upload a complete repertoire list.
Upload a copy of your resume.
In advance of your first round audition, please prepare hard copies of the scores for all of your audition repertoire and a hard copy portfolio of significant, professional performing experience, e.g. programs and reviews. Scores should be brought to your initial audition if you are performing with an accompanist.
If you advance to the Artist Diploma finals on Friday, February 23, submit a hard copy of your portfolio and scores to the Admissions Office when you arrive on campus to check-in. Documents and recordings submitted may not be returned. Please make copies of all documents for your records.
The Artist Diploma is a fully funded (tuition) program. Applicants to diploma programs (including AD) are not eligible for federal financial aid.
AD applicants must prepare a program of no less than 70 minutes duration, representing at least three style periods and including at least two large-scale works. Full audition repertoire requirements can be found here.
Live Auditions: AD applicants who are auditioning in person will find out about advancement to the final round of AD auditions shortly after their first round audition. The final round of in person AD auditions will take place on Friday, February 23rd.
Recorded Auditions: AD applicants who chose the recorded audition modality must submit their complete repertoire as listed above by the recorded audition deadline of February 1st. We are unable to accommodate a dual-modality option for AD auditions.