School of Arts

BPA (Business Professionals of America) in Music is a program that combines business skills with musical interests, typically lasting for 1 academic year. It offers students the opportunity to explore careers in the music industry, including management, marketing, and production. Participants engage in workshops, competitions, and networking events, developing both their musical talents and business acumen. The program often culminates in a national leadership conference, where students showcase their projects and compete in various categories. BPA in Music helps bridge the gap between artistic passion and practical business skills, preparing students for diverse careers in the ever-evolving music industry. It emphasizes leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurship within the context of the music business.

 Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA) in Dance is normally a 3-4 year undergraduate curriculum aimed at aspiring dancers and choreographers. This comprehensive degree combines rigorous physical training with intellectual courses in dance history, theory, and composition. Students learn many dance styles, such as ballet, modern, jazz, and traditional forms. Anatomy, kinesiology, music theory, and stage production are common subjects covered in the curriculum. Throughout the program, students take part in performances, workshops, and collaborations to improve their artistic expression and technical skills. Many BPA programs also provide opportunities for internships, study abroad, and multidisciplinary projects. Graduates are equipped to work as professional dancers, choreographers, dance educators, or pursue graduate studies.