Recording Arts Supplemental Application
How to apply for Recording Arts for the 2020-2021 Academic Year
The Recording Arts option is an “impacted” area of study. Impaction means that there are more qualified applicants than we have classroom space to accommodate. As such, supplemental criteria is required for full status admission to the option in Recording Arts. (See below)
Before applying make sure you have completed (or in the process of completing) the following supplemental criteria.
Prerequisite Courses
CSU Chico students and transfer applicants must earn a minimum grade of C (or better) in prerequisite courses.
- MUSC 101 – Theory I
- MUSC 102 – Theory II
- MUSC 109 – Introduction to Music Technology
- Transfer students may be required to complete a proficiency exam before acceptance
Video interview
- You have 5 minutes to tell us a little about yourself, why you would like to be a part of the Recording Arts Option, and how the major might serve your future career choice in the audio industry
- Your 5 minute video needs to be posted to YouTube or Vimeo
- Your video may be un-listed but should not be private
- You will submit this link on your RA application
Extra points
- Extra ranking points can be gained based on demonstrated musical ability
- Contact the MUTA department office for the appropriate faculty member for your discipline
- Jury forms are available in the MUTA office - PAC 106 or muta@csuchico.edu
How are applicants selected and notified?
- Applicants will be selected on the basis of academic performance in prerequisite courses, GPA, jury points, and video interview.
- Applicants will be notified via e-mail approximately 3-4 weeks after the application period is closed.
Application Procedure
- Submit a video interview to YouTube or Vimeo
- Upload your video before submitting your application
- Complete the Recording Arts Application(opens in new window)
- Online applications are due April 3rd
- Please do not solicit the office or advisors on the status of your application. You will be informed via email as to whether or not you have been accepted into the program.
- Jury form for performance evaluations must be submitted to the MUTA department office before the application deadline
Learn more about the Option in Recording Arts
