Music Department – Calvary University

Overview

The Music Department provides quality training and ministry opportunities for students desiring to serve through music. Students of all majors are involved in music learning and ministry through private lessons, music courses, concerts, musicals, chapel music, Masterworks Chorus, and music groups during the school year and in the summer.

Department Chair

Dr. Haekyung An

Music Department Chair, Professor of Music

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Quick Facts

8:1

Student-Faculty Ratio

100%

Post Graduate Employment

BM, BS, AA

Degrees

Programs Offered

Music Degrees & Majors

You have the option to pursue a Bachelor of Music (BM), Bachelor of Science (BS), Associate’s (AA), or certificate in Music either through the traditional on-campus college experience or online.

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Undergraduate Degrees

Choose from major options.

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Associate’s Degrees

Worship Arts (AA)

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Certificate

Worship Arts

Online Music Degree

Through Calvary University’s blended model of education, students can earn their online college degree from virtually anywhere in the world.

Online Learning

Tuition & Fees 2025-2026

On-Campus Courses	$432.00 per credit
Online Courses	$470.00 per credit
Student Services fee	$262 per 8-week session
Double Dorm Room	$1,708 per semester
Single Dorm Room	$2,064 per semester
320 (Full) Meal Plan*	$1,636 per semester
224 Meal Plan	$1,474 per semester
112 Meal Plan	$1,064 per semester

*The full meal plan is required for all freshmen (29 or fewer credits). Students with 30 or more credits recorded on their Calvary transcript may select from other meal plan options.

Music Program Objectives

Students will be able to translate the mission of Calvary University into an active practice of the principles of biblical truth, professionalism, and a commitment to scholarship through a music ministry.
Students will be able to articulate a biblical philosophy of music applied to service in the church and world.
Students will be able to demonstrate competence as a musician, performer, and scholar to include: aural skills, knowledge and application of music theory and history, acceptable performance practices as soloists and ensemble members, and service in worship and teaching through a Biblical lens.