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This Fall, Equity Arc and El Sistema USA are launching a virtual series entitled College Access for Young Musicians designed to expand collegiate access.

While many young musicians navigate their early training and college audition process with the help of a private teacher or support from a youth music training program, many families face this process in isolation, making challenging decisions about which schools to apply to.

Register for our upcoming sessions to gain all the insights you need for a successful transition to higher education.

Note: Cohort participants are expected to attend all sessions.

“Every talented young musician deserves the chance to pursue their dreams, regardless of the barriers they face. This collaboration with Equity Arc helps ensure that pathways into collegiate music programs are accessible, transparent, and welcoming to students from all backgrounds.”  – Elizabeth Moulthrop, Executive Director, El Sistema USA®

Upcoming Events

Latest Past Events

Collegiate Access for Young Musicians: Virtual College Fair

Connect directly with representatives from leading conservatories and schools of music in this culminating event. Learn what makes each participating institution unique and apply what you’ve learned throughout the series while engaging with admissions representatives and faculty from your schools of interest.

Collegiate Access for Young Musicians: Financial Planning and Financial Aid

Understand essential strategies for managing the financial side of college, from identifying and applying for scholarships to navigating the financial aid process. Hear from financial aid experts and parents who’ve been through the process, and learn how to plan effectively, negotiate scholarships, and make a strong case for support.

Collegiate Access for Young Musicians: Preparing Your Audition

Develop strategies and personalized tools to excel in your college auditions. Explore best practices for repertoire selection, practice planning, and live auditions, with guidance from collegiate faculty and insights from current college students.

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