Admission Requirements
6.0 approved OAC credits, including OAC1 English and OAC Calculus, one of which may be OAC Music or equivalent Conservatory certificates (Grade IX vocal or instrumental with Grade III Theory). Completion of six Grade 12 U and/or M level courses including ENG4U and Advanced Functions and Introductory Calculus Grade 12 U. Recommendation of the Faculty based on evidence of ability to manage the curriculum (usually manifest in at least Grade VIII performing ability). An interview and/or audition may be required, and the Faculty contacts each applicant regarding specific audition requirements and dates. Conservatory certificates not required.
Progression Requirements
A student who at the end of an academic year has achieved a weighted average of at least 65% and a passing grade in each course of his/her approved program may progress to the next year. The Dean may impose special conditions on future registration, or require a student to withdraw from the Faculty of Music, if that student: fails to achieve the required average, or
fails one or more courses, or
fails to complete all first-year requirements by the end of the second year of full-time registration.
A student required to withdraw from the Faculty of Music shall be required to withdraw from the University unless admitted to another Faculty.
Graduation Requirements
Students must achieve a weighted average of at least 65% in the 20 courses counted for graduation from the program. A maximum of 25 course attempts will be allowed.
Module: 20.0 courses
5.0 first-year courses:
15.0 senior courses:
1.0 course: Statistical Sciences 023a/b, 024a/b
1.0 course from: Administrative and Commercial Studies 180 or Psychology 164
1.0 course: Business Administration 257
1.0 course from: Administrative and Commercial Studies 372 or 360a/b and 361a/b
2.0 courses: Administrative and Commercial Studies 280F/G, 310a/b, 320a/b, 330a/b
0.5 course: Music 498a/b
1.0 course from: Music 029a/b, 229, 249a/b, 250a/b
1.0 course: Music 195a/b, Media, Information and Technoculture 251a/b
1.0 course in Music History from List A
1.0 course in Music History from List B
0.5 course in Music History from either List A or List B
4.0 courses from List A, B, or C
LIST A
Music 230F/G, 231F/G, 304a/b, 305a/b, 311a/b, 315a/b, 321a/b, 322a/b, 331a/b/y, 332a/b/y, 336a/b, 352, 357a/b, 361a/b, 371a/b, 372a/b, 373a/b, 377a/b, 381a/b, 397, 399a/b, 452
LIST B
Music 165a/b or 265a/b, 166a/b or 266a/b, 167a/b or 267a/b, 306a/b, 308a/b, 310a/b, 367a/b, 406a/b, 408a/b, 410a/b, 467a/b
LIST C
Administrative and Commercial Studies 155a/b, 275a/b, 355F/G, 356F/G, 360a/b, 361a/b, 372, 460a/b, 461a/b;
Computer Science 026a/b, 027a/b, 031a/b, the former Computer Science 154a/b, the former Computer Science 179a/b, 208a/b, 209a/b;
Economics 150a/b, 151a/b, 152a/b, 153a/b, 154a/b, 156a/b, 162a/b, 163a/b, 164a/b, 171F/G, 176F/G, 184a/b, 288F/G, 289F/G;
English 117, 138E, 201F/G, 202E, 203F/G, 204F/G;
Film Studies 020E, 154E, 158F/G, 200F/G, 251E, 253E, 257F/G, 258F/G, 270F/G, the former Film Studies 271F/G;
Geography 171a/b;
History 144F/G, 182a/b, 281E;
Law 340;
Media, Information and Technoculture 026a/b, 136F/G, the former MIT 144F/G, 337F/G;
Philosophy 146E, 162F/G, 164F/G;
Political Science 186, 211E, 236E, 246E;
Sociology 132a/b, 133a/b, 138, 169;
the former Theatre Arts 020E, 294, 392, 395, 396;
the former Visual Arts 130, 175E, 380E;
Writing 101F/G, 203F/G, 207F/G, 209F/G, 210F/G
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