Bachelor of Music in Performance - Woodwind Performance

Mizzou is a great place if you want to develop the skills to be a professional performer, music educator, or even if you just want to keep playing for fun or further development. Undergraduate woodwind music majors pursue BM degrees in performance, music education, composition, music theory, or music history, or a BA in music, which provides more flexibility for students wishing to study other academic fields. Nearly all courses, ensembles and studio instruction are open to non-majors. There are opportunities for every level and aspiration of musicians at MU as a major, double-major, minor, or non-major:

Individual lessons with actively performing artist-teachers
Large ensemble performing with concert bands, orchestra, jazz ensembles, and athletic bands
Faculty-directed studio ensembles (flute ensemble, clarinet choir, bassoon ensemble, saxophone ensemble) and small chamber ensembles (woodwind quintet, saxophone quartet, mixed ensembles, jazz combo)
Travel to regional, national, and international conferences and performing tours Master classes and recitals with outstanding visiting guest artists
Student recitals and competitions for soloists and chamber ensembles
Paid teaching and performing through the Community Music Program and Hire-a-Musician program
Career development training through the Entrepreneurship Program with courses, workshops, and internships
Students are awarded undergraduate scholarships based on musical talent and academic achievement. Music scholarships are directed at talented music and music education majors, but a small number of non-major scholarships are awarded to highly talented performers in underrepresented instruments in our ensembles. Scholarship awards are based on a performance audition at a Mizzou Music Day.

Academic Transcripts -
You must submit transcripts from every school or college you have attended including -
transcripts from every high school attended grades nine through 12 or equivalent.
transcripts from all colleges-universities attended.
If your transcripts are in a language other than English you must submit -
the original transcripts in native language.
their English translation if curriculum was not taught in English.
US High School Students -
If you attend a US high school, you must submit every transcript from each high school you attended grades nine through 12 including -
US high school transcripts.
transcripts from any high schools you attended in your home country.
the original transcripts.
their English translation.
They do not accept grades from your home country that have been transferred to or adjusted by your US high school This is why you must include the transcripts from your home country.
Your core coursework grades must meet one of the following requirements -
GPA of 2.5 or higher on a U.S. 4.0 scale.
GPA of 3.5 or higher on a U.S. 5.0 scale.
Average grades of 80 or higher on a 100-point scale.
Average grades of 8 or higher on a 10-point scale.
IGCSE scores of C or higher in five or more subjects AND three A-level certificates with a C or higher.
Duolingo - Minimum Online Score - 110, Minimum Section Score - 100.
TOEFL IBT - Minimum Overall Score - 79, Minimum Section Score - 17.
IELTS - Minimum Overall Score - 6.5, Minimum Section Score - 6.0.