Bachelor Of Arts In Music Master Of Nonprofit Management

Bachelor of Arts in Music Master of Nonprofit ManagementGPA Requirements: All music degree programs are selective access, and require an audition forentry. Entry into the Master of Nonprofit Management requires a minimum GPA of 3.25 in the last 60credit hours.Shared Coursework:The BA/MNM combined degree program enables outstanding students to graduate with both aBachelor of Arts in Music and a Master of Nonprofit Management in as little as five years. Theprogram is 153 credits. Students complete 120 credits for the undergraduate degree and 33 creditsfor the graduate degree. Students complete the undergraduate degree first, taking no more thannine credits of graduate coursework during their senior year, which then satisfy requirements for bothdegrees. Prospective students must formally apply to this program and meet all admissionrequirements.The BA in Music includes 37 elective credits, at least 23 of which must be upper division, and nine inthe Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters. Up to 9 graduate level credits in the MNM couldserve as these BA elective credits, although this combination would function with a minimum of 6shared credits.

Catalog Specifications:Combined ProgramBachelor of Arts in Music to Master of Nonprofit Management Degree ProgramThe Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters offer a combined Bachelor of Arts in Music to Master of NonprofitManagement degree program. The Bachelor of Arts in Music will be completed from the Department of Music. Studentswill do the Master of Nonprofit Management in the School of Public Administration.Students may count up to 9 credits of approved graduate coursework (5000 level or higher) toward both their bachelor’sand master’s degrees as long as the combined program totals a minimum of 153 credits and:1.2.The student has met the minimum 120 credits for the bachelor’s degree; and,The student has taken a minimum of 33 credits in the 5000 level or higher courses for the master’s program.Students complete the undergraduate program first. The combined program can be completed in approximately five years.Admission RequirementsThe GRE requirement is waived for the combined program. To be eligible for the combined program, the bachelor’sstudents in the Department of Music should:1.2.Have a cumulative FAU GPA of 3.25 or better at the end of the junior year.Formally apply to the combined program, completing the admissions process at least one semester prior to thebeginning of the M.N.M. portion of their program.Students in the combined program must maintain continuous enrollment to remain in good standing. Students must alsomeet all the degree requirements of the graduate program they have chosen, including prerequisite courses.Degree RequirementsTo be eligible for the combined B.A. in Music to M.N.M. degree program, students must fulfill the following requirements:1.2.Completion of the requirements for the B.A. in Music, and other requirements stipulated by the University andCollegeCompletion of all requirements for the M.N.M.Requirements for All Undergraduate Music MajorsAll Music majors must complete the following core courses and the requirements of the following specific degrees.Core Course RequirementsMusic Theory 1MUT 11113Sight Singing and Ear Training 1MUT 12411Music Theory 2MUT 11123Sight Singing and Ear Training 2MUT 12421Music Theory 3MUT 21163Sight Singing and Ear Training 3MUT 22461Music Theory 4MUT 21173MUT 43112Sight Singing and Ear Training 4MUT 22471Music of Western Civilization 1MUH 42113Music of Western Civilization 2MUH 42123Music of Western Civilization 3MUH 43712Music Theory: Orchestration(not required for B.A. students)

Music Cultures of the WorldMUH 35143Concert Attendance (six semesters)MUS 10110Bachelor of Arts with Major in Music – Combined B.A./M.N.M. Program(Minimum of 120 credits required)The Bachelor of Arts with Major in Music is a degree that balances a general study of music with elective coursework in theliberal arts and humanities, providing a well-rounded liberal-arts-based educational experience for students wishing topursue a variety of academic interests.Students must complete the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters B.A. language requirement. Students in theB.A. with major in Music are not eligible to enroll in the Commercial Music minor or to double major in degree programs fromthe College of Education.Upper Division Music Electives3Six semesters of 1-credit applied musicinstructionMV6Eight semesters of assigned ensembles(4 credits at the upper division)MUN8Class Piano 1MVK 11111Class Piano 2MVK 11121Class Piano 3MVK 2121137 credits of electives, with at least 9 required in the Dorothy F.Schmidt College of Arts and Letters; 23 of the elective creditsmust be upper division. Up to nine (9) credits of electives may betaken at the 5000 level or above as part of the CombinedB.A./M.N.M. programMaster of Nonprofit Management(Requires 33 credits)Degree GoalsThe Master of Nonprofit Management (M.N.M.) degree program was designed as a professional degree to meet the unique needs ofthe nonprofit sector. It is open to preservice students as well as managers and leaders in human services, fine and performing arts, andcultural, educational, community development, religious, environmental and other nonprofit organizations. The curriculum recognizesthe special concerns of nonprofit organizations in such areas as: management of volunteers and professionals; resource developmentand fundraising; governance by volunteer boards of trustees and directors; management of multiple sources and types of funding;unique legal and regulatory issues; special values of service, community and charity; and the unique demands of nonprofit leadership.Duplication and Recency of CreditsExcept for students enrolled in the Combined B.A./M.N.M. program, no credit counted as part of another degree may be countedtoward the M.N.M. All work toward the M.N.M. must be completed within seven years after initial registration in the program.Transfer CreditAcceptance of transfer credits from approved institutions depends on the relevance of the work to the M.N.M. program. Request fortransfer credits should be made at the time of admission and is limited to 6 credits in which the student earned a minimum grade of "B."Students may use the petition process to transfer more than 6 credits. Credits older than seven years may not be transferred to thegraduate program.Degree RequirementsThe faculty of the College will recommend awarding the Master of Nonprofit Management degree when the followingrequirements have been met:

1. Completion of 33 credits of approved coursework with no grade below "C," (including "C-") with a minimum averagegrade of "B" (3.0 on a 4.0 scale).2. Completion of the core courses below (24 credits). The required internship (PAD 6943) may be waived and replaced byan elective for students who have nonprofit work experience.*3. Completion of three elective courses (9 credits).Core Courses - 21 creditsIntroduction to Nonprofit ManagementPAD 61423Public Policy and Nonprofit OrganizationsPAD 61433Legal and Ethical Issues in NonprofitsPAD 61653Human Resource Management forNonprofitsPAD 61663Fundraising for Nonprofit OrganizationsPAD 62063Grantwriting and Project ManagementPAD 62333Financial Management forNonprofit ManagersPAD 62603PAD 69433Other Requirements - 3 creditsInternship: Nonprofit OrganizationsElectives - 9 creditsSelect 9 credits of graduate-level music courses inconsultation with advisor.Total933

Master of Nonprofit Management (Requires 33 credits) Degree Goals The Master of Nonprofit Management (M.N.M.) degree program was designed as a professional degree to meet the unique needs of the nonprofit sector. It is open to preservice students as well as managers and leaders in human services, fine and performing arts, and