Associate in Arts – Music Transfer Pathway

Explore your love of music at Central Piedmont and build the skills, confidence, and experience you need to continue your music studies at a four-year school.

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Associate Degree
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
On-Campus
Learning Format
Central Campus
Location

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Grow your music skills.

Study music in a creative, hands-on environment that helps you grow your skills.

Learn from experienced faculty.

Experienced faculty help you build relevant music knowledge, skills, and confidence.

Follow a clear transfer plan.

Transfer smoothly with a pathway designed to match four‑year music program.

Save on your degree.

Save money while completing the first two years of your music degree.

Let's map out your next move together.

About the programs

About the Program

Start your music degree with a clear, affordable path toward earning your bachelor’s. Dive into the world of music as you study theory, history, and performance in small, supportive classes with experienced faculty. Build your skills, apply the theory, and learn from faculty who help you grow. This pathway prepares you for advanced music study at a four-year school.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers about the Music Transfer Pathway.

You can prepare for careers such as musician or music teacher after completing your bachelor’s degree. Your music skills can also support many roles in the arts

Yes. The pathway follows North Carolina transfer rules, helping your courses move smoothly into music programs at four-year schools.

No. Apply to Central Piedmont, send your transcripts or GED, and complete placement testing if needed. No extra program application is required.

Yes. Music courses in this pathway are offered at Central Campus so you have access to instruments, equipment, and hands-on learning.

No. You’ll gain broad music knowledge including theory and history, which prepares you for many music-related paths, not only performance.

Take the next step your way. Apply today or plan your path with help.