Conservatory Admissions

Transfer Information

Transfer Information

Transferring to Oberlin

The Conservatory encourages applications from transfer students, including graduates of two-year colleges. In addition to submitting all forms required of freshman applicants, transfer applicants must submit a confidential transfer report and official transcripts of all college work completed. They must also perform entrance auditions or, in the case of composition and electronic and computer music students, submit compositions, tapes, and other supporting materials. Recorded auditions must be on DVD or high-quality VHS.

A maximum of 62 credits in music and/or liberal arts (half of the 124 credits required for the B.Mus. degree) may be transferred. Transfer candidates are strongly urged to come to campus for a personal audition.


Transferring from the College of Arts and Sciences

Non-music course credits transfer at their full value from other accredited colleges and universities provided that a grade of C or better was received and the course falls within the scope of a liberal arts curriculum.

 
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In 2000 Oberlin College purchased approximately 5 percent of its total food budget locally. In 2007 Oberlin College local purchases account for 40 percent of the total food budget.