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University of Minnesota Duluth
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College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
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The sample plan below shows you one of several possible ways to complete this degree. Your academic plan may look different if you have already fulfilled some requirements, your math placement, overlapping liberal education electives, if you are pursuing an additional major(s) and/or minor(s), or if courses don't fit your schedule in a given term. Please work with your academic advisor to ensure that you are on track to graduate on time.
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Sample Plan: Music Education B.Mus-Vocal K-12TOTAL CREDITS:124
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Year 1:Fall SemesterYear 1: Spring Semester
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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UST 1000Learning in Community1MU 100Recital Hour0
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WRIT 1120College Writing3WILMU 1121Tonal Harmony II3LQR
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MU 100Recital Hour0MU 1122Ear-Training II1
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MU 1111Tonal Harmony I3MU 1311Voice Major Applied Lesson (sec 001)2
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MU 1112Ear-Training and Sight-Singing I1MU 1422Piano Class II1
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MU 1311Voice Major Applied Lesson (sec 001)2MU 1440Survey of Instrumental Techniques1
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MU 1411Diction: Italian & English1MU 1511University Singers1FA
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MU 1421Piano Class I1MU 2605Introduction to Music Education1
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MU 1511University Singers1FALESocial Sciences, Global Perspectives3SS, GP
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EDUC 1101Education in Modern Society3HUM
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Year 2: Fall SemesterYear 2: Spring Semester
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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MU 100Recital Hour0MU 100Recital Hour0
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MU 1311Voice Major Applied Lesson (sec 001)2MU 1311Voice Major Applied Lesson (sec 001)2
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MU 1423Piano Class III1MU 1424Piano Class IV1
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MU 1511University Singers1FAMU 1511University Singers1FA
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MU 2111Tonal Harmony III3MU 2121Tonal Harmony IV3
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MU 2112Ear-Training III1MU 2122Ear-Training, Sight Singing and Improvisation1
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MU 2600Creativity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Music Education3MU 3202Music History II3
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MU 3201Music History I3LEOral Communication & Languages3OCL
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LENatural Sciences with Lab, Sustainability4NS, SLETheorizing Race, Power, and Justice3RPJ
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MU 300Advanced Standing Exam0
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CourseTitleCreditsLECourseTitleCreditsLE
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MU 100Recital Hour0MU 100Recital Hour0
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MU 3606Field Experience: Classroom Music Pre K-8 #1MU 3702Choral Conducting and Methods II3
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MU 3608Teaching Elementary Music3MU 4311Voice Major Applied Lesson 2
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MU 3701Choral Conducting and Methods I3MU 4511University Singers1
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MU 4311Voice Major Applied Lesson 2MU 4606Special and Adaptive Methods in Music Education3CD
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MU 4511University Singers1MU 3510 / 4512 / 4513Additional Ensemble1
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MU 4600Vocal Pedagogy1EDUC 4381Teaching Indigenous Students3
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WRIT 3110Advanced Writing: Arts and Letters3EDSE 4100Teaching in a Diverse Society3
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LEFine Arts, Humanities, Natural Sciences, or SS*3FA, HUM, NS, SS*LEFine Arts, Humanities, Natural Sciences, or SS*3FA, HUM, NS, SS*
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Apply to STEP program/Blocks by 6th week of Y3 Spring semester
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MU 100Recital Hour0BLOCK 3:
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MU 3300Junior Recital1ELED 4650Student Teaching in Individual Subjects: K-86
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MU 4311Voice Major Applied Lesson 2EDSE 4600Student Teaching6
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MU 4511University Singers1
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EDSE 3206Apprenticeship: Secondary School3
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EDSE 4214Teaching Content-Area Reading Grades 5-123
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EDSE 4501Adolescent/Adult Development and Learning Theory3
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# MU 3606 requires students to complete a background check and purchase liability insurance
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