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(see footnotes at bottom)
First Semester
††MUS 129 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 162 | Applied Music Major | 2 | hours |
††MUS 131, or MUS 135 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 111G | Music Theory | 3 | hours |
††MUS 217 | Computer Applications for Music Majors | 2 | hours |
ENGL 101G | Freshman Composition | 3 | hours |
PHYS 100G | Acoustics for Musicians | 3 | hours |
SE 101 | Freshman Academic Success at Southeastern | 2 | hours |
Total: | 16 | hours |
Second Semester
††MUS 129 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 163 | Applied Music Major | 2 | hours |
††MUS 131, or MUS 135 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 112 | Music Theory | 3 | hours |
††MUS 152 | Introduction to Music Literature | 2 | hours |
MATH 161G | College Algebra | 3 | hours |
ENGL 102G | Critical Reading and Writing | 3 | hours |
Total: | 14 | hours |
First Semester
††MUS 129 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 162 | Applied Music Major | 2 | hours |
††MUS 131, or MUS 135 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 211 | Music Theory | 3 | hours |
MATH 241G | Elementary Statistics | 3 | hours |
ENGL 230, or ENGL 231, or ENGL 232G |
World Literature English Literature American Literature |
3 | hours |
HIST 201, or HIST 101HG |
American History to 1877 Western Civilization to 1500 for Honors Students |
3 | hours |
Total: | 15 | hours |
Second Semester
††MUS 129 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 162 | Applied Music Major | 2 | hours |
††MUS 131, or MUS 135 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 212 | Music Theory | 3 | hours |
††MUS 357 | Introduction to World Music | 2 | hours |
ENGL 230, or ENGL 231, or ENGL 232 |
World Literature English Literature American Literature |
3 | hours |
COMM 211G | Introduction to Public Speaking | 3 | hours |
Total: | 14 | hours |
First Semester
††MUS 449 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 462 | Applied Music Major | 2 | hours |
††MUS 431, or MUS 435 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 440, or MUS 447 |
Instrumental Techniques I Choral Methods I |
3 | hours |
††MUS 354 | Music History I | 3 | hours |
††MUS 371 | Form and Analysis | 2 | hours |
††MUS 381 | Counterpoint | 2 | hours |
††MUS 4304 | Keyboard Skills for Pianists | 1 | hour |
††Music Elective |
1 | hour | |
Total: | 15 | hours |
Second Semester
††MUS 449 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 462 | Applied Music Major | 2 | hours |
††MUS 431, or MUS 435 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 446, or MUS 448 |
Instrumental Techniques II Choral Methods II |
3 | hours |
††MUS 355 | Music History II | 3 | hours |
††MUS 372 | Form and Analysis | 2 | hours |
††MUS 382 | Counterpoint | 2 | hours |
††MUSA 350 | Junior Recital | 0 | hours |
††MUS 445 | Chamber Ensemble | 1 | hour |
Total: | 14 | hours |
First Semester
††MUS 449 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 463 | Applied Music Major | 3 | hours |
††MUS 431, or MUS 435 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††Music Elective1 |
3 | hours | |
††MUS 403 | Piano Literature and Pedagogy | 2 | hours |
††MUS 445 | Chamber Ensemble | 1 | hour |
GBIO 106G | Introduction to Biological Principles I | 3 | hours |
Social Science Elective2,G |
3 | hours | |
Total: | 16 | hours |
Second Semester
††MUS 449 | Recital Hour | 0 | hours |
††MUSA 463 | Applied Music Major | 3 | hours |
††MUS 431, or MUS 435 |
Chorus Concert Choir |
1 | hour |
††MUS 429 | Piano Literature | 3 | hours |
††MUSA 450 | Senior Recital | 0 | hours |
GBIO 107G | Introduction to Biological Principles II | 3 | hours |
Social Science Elective2,G |
3 | hours | |
Humanities Elective3 |
3 | hours | |
Total: | 16 | hours |
Total semester hours required 120
Southeastern 101 is not required of transfer or readmitted Southeastern students with 30 hours or more. Those students will replace Southeastern 101 with 2 hours of free electives.
GGeneral Education Courses
††Major courses requiring a grade of "C" or better.
1To be selected from 300 and 400 level theory, music history, or music research courses.
2To be selected from Anthropology, Economics, Criminal Justice, Geography, Political
Science, Psychology or Sociology.
3To be selected from 200-level or higher Foreign Language, Mythology, Philosophy, History,
Speech Communication, or Literature course work.
4Piano Proficiency must be demonstrated as a graduation requirement. Students must
enroll in Piano each semester until the Piano Proficiency Exam is passed (see Piano
Proficiency Handbook, posted on the departmental website).
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