ALL GONZAGA STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS,
REGARDLESS OF MAJOR
Four Types of Scholarship Awards
1. Lesson Awards
These scholarships are offered to students regardless of major. They are awarded to qualified students for membership in one of the major performing ensembles. The awards cover the cost of private lessons and any lab fees involved in ensemble participation. Scholarship applications should be received no later than February 15, 2009. All students receiving a Lesson Award are required to be enrolled in Applied Lessons and a Performance Ensemble each semester. (Exceptions must be approved by the Department Chair.)
2. Music Major Awards
Students wishing to major in music may qualify for music major awards. These awards average $3,000 for 2009-10 academic year. Scholarship applications should be received no later than February 15, 2009. All students receiving a Music Major Award are required to declare music as their major, enroll in Music Theory I & II their first year, and participate in Applied Lessons and a Performance Ensemble each semester. (Exceptions must be approved by the Department Chair.)
3. Accompanying Scholarships
Students with the ability to accompany one of the major ensembles may audition for any accompanying scholarship. These awards will vary depending on the accompanying responsibilities. They may be awarded to students studying in any field, but they will not be added to music major awards.
4. Music Department Scholarship Honoring Gordon Merwin
Gordon Merwin was a member of the Gonzaga Men's Glee Club and the Gonzaga Quartet from 1935-1939. This scholarship honors his memory. Students applying for any of the above scholarships will be considered for this award.
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