The Bachelor of Arts in Music is one of over thirty majors offered through the College of Arts and Sciences. The degree is intended to enable students to pursue music study and performance in the context of the liberal arts, fully embracing the music resources of the Conservatory of Music, while also taking advantage of the many strengths of the broader college. All music coursework is taught through the Conservatory of Music along with a core of General Education, upper-division, and elective courses from the Arts and Sciences.

All music coursework is taught through the Conservatory along with core General Education, upper-division, and elective courses from the Arts and Sciences. An audition is not required for this degree.?

The Conservatory of Music exists to provide a program of comprehensive music training in a Christ-centered environment that fosters musical excellence, achievement, and creativity. In service to church and society,The Conservatory provides music experiences intended to inspire joy and passion among all students of Wheaton College, while serving as a cultural resource for the college, community, and the world.

Whether a student enrolls in the Conservatory, joins an ensemble, or goes to a concert, our entire community benefits from the dedication of students and excellent professors at the Conservatory. With a student/faculty ration of 7:1, students get the individual attention needed to become a master of their instrument. The Conservatory has an extensive music library, digital music labs, recording studios, and 40 practice rooms. Within a classical grounding, students will be immersed in their instrument and also have opportunities to embrace 21st century music and technology.