HOW TO REGISTER
for
2015 Summer Music Courses
and Workshops at ASU
Current degree-seeking students:
If you are already enrolled in an undergraduate or master’s degree, follow the
regular registration process. Go to MyASU and follow the links. You may register for
classes until the first day of class.
New degree-seeking students:
To apply for the ASU Master of Music in Music Education, go to the School of Music
website at: http://music.asu.edu/admissions/grad/applying/.
to both the University Graduate Studies
(https://students.asu.edu/graduate/apply)
and the School of Music
(https://app.decisiondesk.com/clients/asumusicgrad/account/create).
After you are admitted, register for courses online at MyASU.
Deadlines: Apply for admission no later than six weeks prior to the start of the
semester, about April 15th for summer 2015. The cut-off date is May 11th, 2015.
Late applications may be considered on a limited basis and require a late fee. If you
miss the deadline, apply as a non-degree student; see below. After you are
admitted, you may register for classes until the first day of class.
Non-degree graduate students, new or returning:
Apply or re-apply for admission to the university only. Do not apply to the School of
Music. Go to the Graduate Studies website at:
https://students.asu.edu/graduate/apply.
After being admitted, register for courses online by going to MyASU. You may take
up to 9 credits as a non-degree student and count them later toward a degree,
within certain time limits.
Deadlines: Apply for admission at least 10 business days prior to the start of the
semester, about May 11th for summer 2015. Late applications may be considered
on a limited basis and require a late fee. After being admitted, register for
classes until the first day of class.
Non-credit, non-degree (CEU) students:
Simply sign up for classes electronically at:
https://www.regonline.com/muedworkshops2015
No further enrollment in the School of Music or University is required.
Deadlines: You may enroll up to and including the first day of class. Registration
fee is discounted for those who register by May 1st.
NOTE: CEUs are clock hours. CEUs are not graduate credit and may not be
converted to graduate credit at later date. Check with your school district to
determine whether CEUs may be used for salary or career advancement.
REGISTER EARLY TO GUARANTEE A PLACE!
WHY REGISTER EARLY?
Registration goes up by $25 after May 1st for CEU participants.
Space may be limited, particularly in technology and rehearsal
techniques courses.
Courses are offered based on enrollment the week prior to the course.
(Note: Total enrollment figures are not publicly available and vary by course. If you
have questions about whether a course will “go,” contact [email protected] the
week prior to the course.)
Visit the ASU Music Education website
http://music.asu.edu/musiceducation/
or contact a music education faculty member for more information
about courses.
Additional Information
Tuition and fees:
Graduate tuition 2014-2015, in state = $_758, 1 cr; $1,516, 2 cr;
$ 2,274, 3 cr. (does not include fees)
REDUCED SUMMER 2015 TUITION (Graduate Credit)!
The university has lowered summer tuition from the rates above
by more than 20% to the following:
$589, cr; $1,178, 2 cr; $1,767, 3 cr.
(does not include fees)
CEUs (non-credit workshop registration)
$175 for one-week (or shorter) workshops and courses.
$375 for Kodály/Orff Review courses
$395 for Orff Masterclass
$595 for Kodály/Orff certification courses (2 weeks)
A $25 discount is available for CEU students who register by
May 1st.
PARKING
Parking is available on a fee basis in lots surrounding the ASU campus. We negotiate
one-week and two-week parking passes with ASU Parking Transit. In the past, the
cost of the pass has been $20 per week; summer 2015 rates have not yet been
announced. Parking passes can be obtained by going in person to the ASU Parking
and Transit Office in the week or two prior to the course. Ask for “Music
Workshops” for the particular week or weeks you will attend. Please do not
request a pass for longer than two weeks or for the entire summer. Parking
and Transit provides these special passes for short-term students only; no
exceptions! If you are attending multiple short courses or workshops and wish to
purchase more than one pass, ret urn to Parking and Transit and purchase the
second pass in the week prior to the course.
HOUSING
Several inexpensive hotels are located within walking distance, within a short drive,
or on bus and light rail routes that stop at the University. We will be happy to
connect you with others seeking housing so that you can share rooms if needed.
MEALS
Various eating establishments are available in the ASU Memorial Union at the center
of the ASU campus or within walking distance of the School of Music.