Apply to Kodály Music Education
The following degree option is available for Kodály Music Education:
- Summer Master of Education in Kodály Music Education
Application Deadline
| Start Term |
Deadline |
| Summer Semester |
May 1 |
At the discretion of the department, applications will continue to be reviewed after the application deadline on a space-available basis.
International Application Deadline
| Start Term |
Deadline |
| Summer Semester |
March 15 |
Application Form
Online application form
Required Supplemental Materials
In addition to the application form, you must submit the following:
- Nonrefundable $60 application fee.
- Essay/personal statement. Describe your academic and professional achievements) and your aspirations and how Loyola’s graduate program in Education will help you fulfill your goals (minimum 200 words).
- Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended. All non-U.S. transcripts must be translated and evaluated by any member of NACES. (www.naces.org)
- Two professional/academic letters of recommendation.
- TOEFL or IELTS test scores are required if the student's native language is not English. Loyola's ETS code is 5370. Loyola requires a minimum TOEFL score of 80 or a 7 in all areas for the IELTS. Test scores must be from tests administered within two years of the application deadline.
- Resume
If accepted academically, the department will contact the student to schedule a Solfa test of sight singing and ear training skills to determine eligibility and placement.
It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that a completed application and all supplemental materials are received by the application deadline. Supplemental materials, once received, become the property of Loyola University Maryland and cannot be returned.
Submitting Supplemental Materials
Please have your college(s) send your transcript(s) to one of the addresses below.
Loyola University Maryland
Office of Graduate Admission
2034 Greenspring Drive
Timonium, MD 21093
Or emailed to graduate@loyola.edu
Additional Application Information
It is the policy of departmental admission committees to give promising applicants the opportunity to undertake graduate work. A careful examination of an applicant's academic and professional qualifications precedes every admission decision. The committees look for previous academic achievement by considering an applicant's undergraduate and graduate records. Work experience is assessed through the presentation of a resume or vitae and professional references.
Applicants accepted for graduate study will be advised in writing. At the time of admission, individuals will be informed of any courses for which they have qualified for advanced standing and/or additional courses or prerequisites requiring completion before commencing their graduate studies. A program advisor who assists in planning a program of study will be assigned, and students are responsible for discussing any special needs they may have with their advisor.