Admission & Aid
Admissions Information
Choosing a music program that will prepare you for your professional career is one of the most important decisions you will make. At the Lamont School of Music, you will progress through a conservatory-level education within the outstanding liberal arts environment of the University of Denver. With the guidance of our distinguished faculty of artist-teachers, you'll gain the skills and know-how necessary to thrive as a musician.
Undergraduate Admission
- All application materials, including DU's Pioneer Application or the Common Application, are due by January 15. First-year music applicants are only considered for admission during Regular Decision.
Graduate Admission
- All application materials for the majority of Lamont's masters and certificate programs are due January 15.
- All application materials for Orchestral Conducting and the Artist Diploma (in both Performance and all areas of Conducting) are due December 15.
Admission Events and College Fairs
Come meet us! The Lamont Office of Admission participates in college fairs and events throughout the country. If you're traveling to Denver, we'd love to meet you and show you around. To set up your visit, call 303-871-6973 or email [email protected].
Lamont is a co-host for the Denver Music College Fair, taking place Friday, October 4 at the King Center in downtown Denver. Click here for more information.
To see if we’re coming to a city near you, click here.
Our Admissions Team
Stephen Campbell
Admission Director
Angela R. Mitchell
Enrollment Specialist
Financial Aid
Both merit- and need-based financial support options are available to Lamont students. This aid comes in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and graduate teaching assistantships. Learn more about the opportunities and how to apply:
