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With a focus on musical performance and field experience, LVC’s Music Education program is structured so that you will complete classroom placements early on. This ensures you’ll graduate confident and ready to engage students in the art and science of music, teaching them how to express themselves creatively and learn about cultures. Need-based departmental scholarships are available.
$63k
Median salary for high school teachers 2020–21
8%
Projected employment growth 2020–30
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Music Teacher
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Band Director
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Choral Director
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Instructor
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Marketer
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Performer
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Conductor
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Composer
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Arts Administrator
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Theatre Manager
In Their Words
LVC’s Music Education program was amazing because we are able to start observing in the field during our first year. There are countless opportunities to explore Music Education both on campus and in the community. The teachers that host our student observers and student teachers are amazing connections and allow students to start networking during their first year.
Sarah Benson
’22,
choir teacher in Norwich City School District
As music educators, we hold the great responsibility of not only creating great musicians, but sending good quality, creative, caring people out into the world. The future is in our hands, and LVC gives you all the tools you need to be wildly successful in this field. With a stellar team of professors, all the materials you could ever need, and endless opportunities, LVC is a wonderful place to be.
Charlie Aulenbach
’22,
K-8 music teacher in the York School District
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