North Greenville University

North Greenville University offers professional degrees within a strong liberal arts setting with the bachelor of arts in music worship studies, music education, and music performance. In addition, the University offers the liberal arts bachelor of arts in music, which has a large number of elective courses available to give the student freedom to explore other areas of interest. The four components of theoretical skills, style recognition, basic keyboard proficiency, and performance proficiency are inter-related, working together to provide the experiences necessary for the development of effective musicians. Additional components are found in the specialized areas of church music, music education, and performance.

All students in the music program are required to complete a core curriculum that ensures a broad exposure to our intellectual heritage. The studies include English language and literature, communication (via student recital performance requirements), mathematics and/or computer science, foreign culture, humanities, natural and/or physical sciences, history, religion, social science, physical education, and cultural experiences. The program is intended to integrate liberal arts background study with music studies to develop well-qualified musicians.

North Greenville University is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music. In addition, the University is an “All Steinway” institution.