What are the conditions for studying music abroad? For the conditions for art students to study abroad, in addition to the standardized scores, language scores, and credit issues that you need to prepare for regular study abroad, you also need to prepare your own portfolio. Let’s take a look at what are the conditions for studying music abroad? ?Music Performance

The music performance major in the UK mainly focuses on the training of live performance skills of various musical instruments and vocal music. Courses usually include one-on-one tutoring from professional instructors or professional tutoring in a group, aiming to improve students' on-site performance.

Application submission: Relevant professional/industry background and portfolio are required

Musicology major is mainly the study of music theory, such as music aesthetics, music acoustics, music history and other theories. To make music analysis. Their employment directions include music critics, music journalists, music teachers, or opera and stage staff.

Application submission: Relevant professional/industry background is required, no portfolio is required, and a small essay may be required to provide transfer credits

For study abroad programs that provide transfer credits:

Course grades *will* not appear on your Northwestern transcript or be factored into your cumulative GPA.

If a grade equivalent to a C or lower is obtained, or the course is passed/failed, the Northwestern University transcript will indicate "0" credit with the statement: "Study Abroad Credit: No credit awarded for Non-Transferable Grades"

If a course transfers to less than 1 credit hour at Northwestern University, the Northwestern University transcript will be noted with "0" credit hours and include a statement: " Study Abroad Courses: No credit will be given for non-transferable hours. ”

If other types of non-transferable courses are taken, “0” credit will be noted on the Northwestern University transcript and a statement will be attached. Indicates that no credit is earned for this non-transferable course or subject.

Courses transferred to your record are initially recorded as 100-level general elective credit (GEN_LA 1XX). If approved as specific credit by your school department, the course may be expressed as:

General departmental credit (such as PHIL 2XX, indicating 200-level general philosophy credit), or

Northwestern University equivalent Courses (e.g. PHIL 110-0, Introduction to Philosophy or ECON 311, Intermediate Macroeconomics)? Graduate School and GPA

While grades from some courses completed abroad do not affect your GPA at Northwestern, they are important It is important to keep in mind that graduate schools (including medical, business, and law schools) will often instruct applicants to provide study abroad transcripts and then recalculate the GPA so that study abroad is included in the grade. ?Study Abroad Transcript

Please contact your study abroad program or sponsoring institution to obtain an official copy of your study abroad transcript. Due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, the Northwestern University Registrar cannot publish or issue one.