Bachelor in Music (Bachelor's)

At Snow College, tuition is Tuition for in-state students is $140 per credit hour; out-of-state students pay $350 per credit hour..

This programme focuses on commercial music production, performance, and industry preparation. Students develop practical skills in songwriting, recording, and music business. The curriculum emphasizes real-world application through hands-on projects and industry mentorship. Faculty include active professionals with national and international experience.

Focus areas include Commercial Music, Music Production, Songwriting, Music Business, Performance, Entrepreneurship.

The programme requires 120 credits, with 30 credits dedicated to the Commercial Music emphasis. Coursework includes applied music, music theory, technology, and industry-focused seminars.

Graduates pursue careers as music producers, session musicians, composers, and independent artists in the commercial music sector.

Applicants must submit a music audition and provide high school transcripts. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required for admission.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Snow College brings together a welcoming campus community in Ephraim, Utah, with a second campus in Richfield. Students can take part in scientific research, act in a play, join a travel seminar, compete in collegiate athletics, or contribute to student organizations from their first year. Personal support and connection are central to the college experience, with professors who provide individual attention and help students make progress toward their goals.

Academic pathways are designed around each student's plans. Snow combines hands-on learning with dedicated faculty support, helping students prepare to launch careers or transfer as juniors with preparation for upper-division coursework. Programs include associate degrees, applied study, certificates, honors work, and opportunities to develop practical skills. Students can also explore entrepreneurship through the GRIT Center and business activities.

International students can find a community that includes peers from outside the United States. Nico Ziadi, originally from Argentina, supported international students through Global Essentials, a business providing food from their native countries, and through mentoring at the GRIT Center. Student life also includes leadership, literary publishing, athletics, and creative work. Snow offers financial aid and scholarships, and students can explore ways to manage the cost of attendance.