Philippos Nakas Conservatory—Greece
This program enables students to begin their music education at Philippos Nakas Conservatory (Nakas) in Athens, Greece, and complete an undergraduate degree at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Once accepted to Berklee, students may receive transfer credit for certain courses taken at Nakas.
Visit the Nakas(Opens in a new window) website to learn more about the credit transfer pathway to Berklee.
About the Program: For Berklee College of Music Students
Students Who Entered Nakas on or after September 1, 2022
Entrance Requirements
Students transferring from Nakas to Berklee must earn a grade of “B” (3.00/4.00 GPA) or better in each course specified in the Berklee Global Partner (BGP) credit transfer agreement (see "Courses and Credits" below) to receive credit. If a student receives a grade of “B-“ or lower in any of the required core music courses, no credit will be awarded to the student for any of the core music courses listed in the credit transfer agreement.
In this case, the student will enter Berklee as a transfer student. In the first semester of study, they will be required to take the Entering Student Placement Assessment (ESPA) for course placement in core music courses. They may transfer in any applicable liberal arts and sciences courses admissible under the transfer credit policy in place at the time of the student's matriculation to Berklee.
Admissions: Nakas students who wish to transfer to Berklee are required to go through Berklee's official undergraduate admissions process(Opens in a new window). Students accepted to Berklee will receive transfer credit for courses taken at Nakas in accordance with an agreement between the two schools. Transferring students must send Berklee an official transcript showing all courses specified as completed with a satisfactory grade of "B" or better before credit transfer at Berklee can take place.
Nakas students planning to transfer to Berklee under this agreement must do so within four years after completing their program of study at Nakas.
Liberal Arts and General Electives
Students seeking to transfer credit to Berklee must first take the steps outlined in the Pre-Approval Process to determine whether the desired course(s) qualify for transfer.
- Students may transfer up to 24 credits of liberal arts courses toward their liberal arts requirements at Berklee.
- Only 15 of those 24 credits can be completed and transferred in after a student has started their studies at Berklee.
- Those 15 credits can be applied to a student’s academic requirements as follows: 9 credits can be applied to liberal arts requirements, and 6 credits can be applied to general elective requirements.
- Students in the Bachelor of Music or Arts degree programs must earn a minimum of 39 credits in liberal arts and may use 6 additional liberal arts credits (two courses) as general elective credit.
- Students in the Professional Diploma program must earn a minimum of 6 credits in liberal arts and may use up to 12 liberal arts credits (four courses) as general elective credits.
See detailed information about transfers of liberal arts courses(Opens in a new window) and general elective courses(Opens in a new window).
Performance Courses
- Ensembles:
- Nakas transfer students will receive up to 6 transfer credits in ensembles after completing one or two credits per course taken at Nakas based on credit equivalency with an average grade of “B” or better.
- All students are required to enroll in an ensemble in their first semester at Berklee.
- Principal Instrument:
- Principal instrument courses (private lessons) taken at a BGP school are nontransferable.
- Berklee’s policy states that all students, including transfer students, must participate in and pass a minimum of four semesters of principal instrument instruction at Berklee, regardless of their level of proficiency.
- All transfer students are required to take a Berklee instrumental/vocal proficiency placement examination upon arrival at Berklee to ensure appropriate placement in principal instrument courses.
Requirements to Graduate
Berklee College of Music students must meet the following requirements to qualify for graduation:
- Residency: All students, including candidates transferring from another school, are normally required to complete a minimum of four semesters of full-time attendance and earn a minimum of 60 credits (48 credits for diploma students) at Berklee College of Music in order to graduate. Credit by exam (CBX), advanced placement credit, CLEP credit, and transfer credit do not count as residency requirement credits, even if earned while at Berklee College of Music. This requirement will be applied regardless of the number of credits transferred.
- Attain at least a 2.70 cumulative GPA in all major courses and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00.
- Complete the principal instrument proficiency level, as specified by the major.
- Complete a required final project in the chosen area of concentration, as described and approved by the department chair (as applicable).
- For music education majors, complete all observation and student teaching requirements.
- For music therapy majors, complete all coursework and a six-month, full-time, post-coursework internship.
- Fulfill all financial obligations to the college.
Learn more about the requirements to graduate(Opens in a new window).
We encourage you to review the Berklee Global Academic Partner Berklee Track Guidebook(Opens in a new window), which provides comprehensive information about the credit transfer process.
Courses and Credits
Required Transfer Credits: 33
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Berklee College of Music Course Equivalents |
|---|---|
| Harmony 1 | PW-111(Opens in a new window) Music Application and Theory (4 credits) |
| Harmony 2 | HR-112(Opens in a new window) Harmony 2 (2 credits) |
| Arranging 1 | AR-111(Opens in a new window) Arranging 1 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 1 | ET-111(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 1 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 2 | ET-112(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 2 (2 credits) |
| Traditional Harmony 1 | CM-211 (Opens in a new window)Tonal Harmony and Composition 1 (2 credits) |
| Introduction to Music Technology I | MTEC-111(Opens in a new window) Introduction to Music Technology (2 credits) |
| Harmony 3 | HR-211(Opens in a new window) Harmony 3 (2 credits) |
| Harmony 4 | HR-212(Opens in a new window) Harmony 4 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 3 | ET-211(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 3 (2 credits) or ET-231(Opens in a new window) Solfege 1 (2 credits), depending on Berklee major requirement |
| Ear Training 4 | ET-212(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 4 (2 credits) or ET-232(Opens in a new window) Solfege 2 (2 credits), depending on Berklee major requirement |
| Traditional Harmony 2 | CM-212(Opens in a new window) Tonal Harmony and Composition 2 (2 credits) |
| Conducting I | COND-211(Opens in a new window) Conducting 1 (1 credit) |
| Conducting II | COND-212 (Opens in a new window)Conducting 2 (1 credit)* |
| The Art of Counterpoint I | CP-210(Opens in a new window) The Art of Counterpoint (3 credits) |
| The Art of Counterpoint II | CP-215(Opens in a new window) Art of Counterpoint 2 (2 credits)* |
*Berklee core music courses required by some Berklee degree programs
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 22
Note: Contact the academic advisor at this institution to ask about the courses below.
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Berklee College of Music Course Equivalents |
|---|---|
| Art History I | LVIS-231(Opens in a new window) The Ancient and Medieval Worlds (3 credits) |
| Art History II | LVIS-232(Opens in a new window) The Renaissance to the Present (3 credits) |
| History of Western Music | MHIS-201(Opens in a new window) History of Music in the European Tradition (2 credits) |
| History of Jazz | MHIS-319 (Opens in a new window)History of Jazz (2 credits) |
| Basic Keyboard I | ISKB-211(Opens in a new window) Basic Keyboard 1 (1 credit) |
| Basic Keyboard II | ISKB-212(Opens in a new window) Basic Keyboard 2 (1 credit) |
| Classical Analysis I | MLAN-311(Opens in a new window) Analysis of Classical and Romantic Music (2 credits) |
| Classical Analysis II | MLAN-312(Opens in a new window) Analysis of 20th and 21st Century Music (2 credits) |
| History of Rock Music | MLAN-335(Opens in a new window) Analysis of Progressive Rock Music (2 credits) |
| Jazz Analysis I | MLAN-352(Opens in a new window) The Music of Duke Ellington (2 credits) |
| Jazz Analysis II | MLAN-3xx(Opens in a new window) Music Analysis Elective (2 credits) |
Potential Transfer Credit Summary
Required Transfer Credits: 33
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 22
Potential Ensemble Credits: 6
Potential Transfer Credit Total: 61
Students Who Entered Nakas Prior to September 1, 2022
Entrance Requirements
Nakas students transferring to Berklee must earn a grade of "B" or higher (3.00–4.00) in each core music course, and a grade of "C" or higher (2.00–4.00) in each liberal arts and general elective course designated for transfer in this agreement (see "Courses and Credits" below) to receive transfer credit from Berklee.
To earn credit for any core music course for which a student receives a grade below B, students will be required upon entering Berklee to:
- take the entering student proficiency assessment (ESPA) for harmony and ear training courses
or - earn credit by exam (CBX) for music technology, tonal harmony, and counterpoint courses
or - enroll in the course at Berklee
For any liberal arts and sciences courses for which a student receives a grade below C, no credit will be granted.
Admissions: Nakas students who wish to transfer to Berklee are required to go through Berklee's official undergraduate admissions process(Opens in a new window). Students accepted to Berklee will receive transfer credit for courses taken at Nakas in accordance with an agreement between the two schools. Transferring students must send Berklee an official transcript showing all courses specified as completed with a satisfactory grade of "B" or better before credit transfer at Berklee can take place.
Nakas students planning to transfer to Berklee under this agreement must do so within four years after completing their program of study at Nakas.
Liberal Arts and General Electives
Students seeking to transfer credit to Berklee must first take the steps outlined in the Pre-Approval Process to determine whether the desired course(s) qualify for transfer.
- Students may transfer up to 24 credits of liberal arts courses toward their liberal arts requirements at Berklee.
- Only 15 of those 24 credits can be completed and transferred in after a student has started their studies at Berklee.
- Those 15 credits can be applied to a student’s academic requirements as follows: 9 credits can be applied to liberal arts requirements, and 6 credits can be applied to general elective requirements.
- Students in the Bachelor of Music or Arts degree programs must earn a minimum of 39 credits in liberal arts and may use 6 additional liberal arts credits (two courses) as general elective credit.
- Students in the Professional Diploma program must earn a minimum of 6 credits in liberal arts and may use up to 12 liberal arts credits (four courses) as general elective credits.
See detailed information about transfers of liberal arts courses(Opens in a new window) and general elective courses(Opens in a new window).
Performance Courses
- Ensembles:
- Nakas transfer students may receive up to 3 transfer credits in ensembles after completing the courses in Block 1 and up to 6 transfer credits in ensembles for completing the courses in both Block 1 and Block 2.
- All students are required to enroll in an ensemble in their first semester at Berklee.
- Principal Instrument:
- Principal instrument courses (private lessons) taken at a BGP school are nontransferable.
- Berklee’s policy states that all students, including transfer students, must participate in and pass a minimum of four semesters of principal instrument instruction at Berklee, regardless of their level of proficiency.
- All transfer students are required to take a Berklee instrumental/vocal proficiency placement examination upon arrival at Berklee to ensure appropriate placement in principal instrument courses.
We encourage you to review the Berklee Global Academic Partner Berklee Track Guidebook(Opens in a new window), which provides comprehensive information about the credit transfer process.
Requirements to Graduate
- Residency: All students, including candidates transferring from another school, are normally required to complete a minimum of four semesters of full-time attendance and earn a minimum of 60 credits (48 credits for diploma students) at Berklee College of Music in order to graduate. Credit by exam (CBX), advanced placement credit, CLEP credit, and transfer credit do not count as residency requirement credits, even if earned while at Berklee College of Music. This requirement will be applied regardless of the number of credits transferred.
- Attain at least a 2.70 cumulative GPA in all major courses and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00.
- Complete the principal instrument proficiency level, as specified by the major.
- Complete a required final project in the chosen area of concentration, as described and approved by the department chair (as applicable).
- For music education majors, complete all observation and student teaching requirements.
- For music therapy majors, complete all coursework and a six-month, full-time, post-coursework internship.
- Fulfill all financial obligations to the college.
Learn more about the requirements to graduate(Opens in a new window).
Courses and Credits
Level 1: Required Core Music Courses (33 Potential Transfer Credits)
Students must complete all of the required core music courses listed in block 1 below to be eligible for transfer credits. Contact the academic advisor at this institution to ask for details.
| BLOCK 1 (16 credits) | |
|---|---|
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Berklee College of Music Course Equivalents |
| Harmony 1 | PW-111(Opens in a new window) Music Application and Theory (4 credits) |
| Harmony 2 | HR-112(Opens in a new window) Harmony 2 (2 credits) |
| Arranging 1 | AR-111(Opens in a new window) Arranging 1 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 1 | ET-111(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 1 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 2 | ET-112 Ear Training 2 (2 credits) |
| Traditional Harmony 1 | CM-211 (Opens in a new window)Tonal Harmony and Composition 1 (2 credits) |
| Introduction to Music Technology I | MTEC-111(Opens in a new window) Introduction to Music Technology (2 credits) |
| BLOCK 2 (17 Potential additional credits) | |
|---|---|
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Berklee College of Music Course Equivalents |
| Harmony 3 | HR-211(Opens in a new window) Harmony 3 (2 credits) |
| Harmony 4 | HR-212(Opens in a new window) Harmony 4 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 3 | ET-211(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 3 (2 credits) or ET-231(Opens in a new window) Solfege 1 (2 credits), depending on Berklee major requirement |
| Ear Training 4 | ET-212(Opens in a new window) Ear Training 4 (2 credits) or ET-232(Opens in a new window) Solfege 2 (2 credits), depending on Berklee major requirement |
| Traditional Harmony 2 | CM-212(Opens in a new window) Tonal Harmony and Composition 2 (2 credits) |
| Conducting I | COND-211(Opens in a new window) Conducting 1 (1 credit) |
| Conducting II | COND-212 (Opens in a new window)Conducting 2 (1 credit) |
| The Art of Counterpoint I | CP-210(Opens in a new window) The Art of Counterpoint (3 credits) |
| The Art of Counterpoint II | CP-215(Opens in a new window) Art of Counterpoint 2 (2 credits) |
| *Berklee core music courses required by some Berklee degree programs | |
Level 2: Other Liberal Arts and General Elective Courses (22 Potential Transfer Credits)
Note: Contact the academic advisor at this institution to ask about the courses below.
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Berklee College of Music Course Equivalents |
|---|---|
| Art History I | LVIS-231 The Ancient and Medieval Worlds (3 credits) |
| Art History II | LVIS-232 The Renaissance to the Present (3 credits) |
| History of Western Music | MHIS-201 History of Music in the European Tradition (2 credits) |
| History of Jazz | MHIS-319 History of Jazz |
| Basic Keyboard I | ISKB-211(Opens in a new window) Basic Keyboard 1 (1 credit) |
| Basic Keyboard II | ISKB-212(Opens in a new window) Basic Keyboard 2 (1 credit) |
| Classical Analysis I | MLAN-311(Opens in a new window) Analysis of Classical and Romantic Music (2 credits) |
| Classical Analysis II | MLAN-312(Opens in a new window) Analysis of 20th and 21st-Century Music (2 credits) |
| History of Rock Music | MLAN-335(Opens in a new window) Analysis of Progressive Rock Music (2 credits) |
| Jazz Analysis I | MLAN-352(Opens in a new window) The Music of Duke Ellington (2 credits) |
| Jazz Analysis II | MLAN-3xx(Opens in a new window) Music Analysis Elective (2 credits) |
Potential Transfer Credit Summary
Level 1 courses: 33 credits
Level 2 courses: 22 credits
Ensemble courses: 6 credits
Total: 61 credits
About the Program: For Boston Conservatory at Berklee Students
Entrance Requirements
Students transferring to Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
Students transferring from Nakas to Boston Conservatory at Berklee (BCB) must earn a grade of “B” (3.00/4.00 GPA) or better in each course specified in the Berklee Global Partner (BGP) credit transfer agreement (see "Courses and Credits" below) to receive credit. If a student receives a grade of “B-“ or lower in any of the required core music courses, no credit will be awarded to the student for any of the core music courses listed in the credit transfer agreement.
In this case, the student will enter BCB as a transfer student. In the first semester of study, they will be required to take the placement tests for course placement in core music courses. They may transfer in any applicable liberal arts and sciences courses admissible under the transfer credit policy in place at the time of the student's matriculation to BCB.
Admissions: Nakas students who wish to transfer to BCB are required to go through the official undergraduate admissions process. Students accepted to BCB will receive transfer credit for courses taken at Nakas in accordance with an agreement between the two schools. Transferring students must send BCB an official transcript showing all courses specified as completed with a satisfactory grade of "B" or better before credit transfer at Berklee can take place.
Nakas students planning to transfer to BCB under this agreement must do so within four years after completing their program of study at Nakas.
Liberal Arts and General Electives
Students may transfer up to 24 credits of liberal arts courses toward their liberal arts requirements at Berklee. Only 15 of those 24 credits can be completed and transferred after a student has started their studies at Berklee. Those 15 credits can be applied to a student’s academic requirements as follows: nine (9) credits can be applied to liberal arts requirements, and six (6) credits can be applied to general elective requirements.
In the event that the number of credits of a particular liberal arts and sciences transfer course exceeds the number of credits of the equivalent course at Berklee, the additional credits can be applied to general electives. For instance, if a student takes a four-credit English course at another institution, three (3) credits will be applied to liberal arts and sciences and count towards those limits, and one (1) credit will be applied to general electives.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee students must meet the following requirements to qualify for graduation:
- Residency: All students, including candidates transferring from another school, are required to complete a minimum of four full-time semesters in residence and earn a minimum of 60 classroom credits in order to graduate. Credit by exam (CBX), advanced placement credit, CLEP credit, and transfer credit do not count as residency requirement credits, even if earned while at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. This requirement will be applied regardless of the number of credits transferred.
- Attain good artistic standing and an overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.00.
We encourage all students to meet with their advisor at the Philippos Nakas Conservatory to develop their academic plan to successfully transfer credit to the Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
Courses and Credits
Nakas Course Equivalents: Voice, Winds, Upper Strings, Lower Strings, Brass, Piano, Percussion and Composition Students
Students must complete all of the required core music courses listed in block 1 below to be eligible for transfer credits. Contact the academic advisor at this institution to ask for details.
Required Core Music Courses: 22-32 (varies by major)
Please meet with the advisor at the Philippos Nakas Conservatory to review their program and the specific list of courses eligible for transfer credit.
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Boston Conservatory at Berklee Course Equivalents |
|---|---|
| Harmony 1 (2 credits) | M-SK 1101 Harmony & Counterpoint 1 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 1 (2 credits) | M-SK 1103 Ear Training 1 (2 credits) |
| Time & Rhythm 1 (1 credit) | M-SK 1105 Time & Rhythm 1 (1 credit) |
| Harmony 2 (2 credits) | M-SK 1102 Harmony & Counterpoint 2 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 2 (2 credits) | M-SK 1104 Ear Training 2 (2 credits) |
| Time & Rhythm 2 (1 credit) | M-SK 1106 Time & Rhythm 2 (1 credit) |
| Harmony 3 (2 credits) | M-SK 2101 Harmony & Counterpoint 3 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 3 (2 credits) | M-SK 2103 Ear Training 3 (2 credits) |
| Harmony 4 (2 credits) | M-SK 2102 Harmony & Counterpoint 4 (2 credits) |
| Ear Training 4 (2 credits | M-SK 2104 Ear Training 4 (2 credits) |
| Piano 1 (2 credits)º | M-SK 2601 Piano Class 1 (1 credit)º |
| Piano 2 (2 credits)º | M-SK 2602 Piano Class 2 (1 credit)º |
| Instrumentation 1 (2 credits)^ | M-SK 1301 Instrumentation & Notation 1 (2 credits)^ |
| Instrumentation 2 (2 credits)^ | M-SK 1302 Instrumentation & Notation 2 (2 credits)^ |
| Orchestration 1 (2 credits)^ | M-SK 0301 Orchestration 1 (2 credits)^ |
| Orchestration 2 (2 credits)^ | M-SK 0302 Orchestration 2 (2 credits)^ |
| Survey of Diction 1 (1 credit)* | M-SK 1711 Survey of Diction 1 (1 credit)* |
| Survey of Diction 2 (1 credit)* | M-SK 1712 Survey of Diction 2 (1 credit)* |
| Music History 1 (2 credits) or Music History 3 (2 credits) | M-LT 2103 Music History 2 (2 credits) or M-LT 3101 Music History 4 (2 credits) |
| Music History 2 (2 cr.) or Music History 4 (2 credits) | M-LT 2104 Music History 3 (2 credits) or M-LT 3102 Music History 5 (2 credits) |
| List notes here: * This course is required for all Voice/Opera students. º This course is required for all except Piano students. ^ This course is required for Composition students only. | |
| Maximum Additional Potential Transfer Credit: 22–32 (varies by major) NOTE: Students should contact the academic advisor at this institution about the courses below. | |
| Philippos Nakas Conservatory Courses | Boston Conservatory at Berklee Course Equivalents |
| Conducting I (1 credit) | M-SK 0991 Conducting 1 (1 credit) |
| Conducting 2 (1 credit) | M-SK 0992 Conducting 2 (1 credit) |
| Orchestral repertoire 1 (Brass, Harp, Percussion, Strings, Winds) (1 credit) | M-EN 0x01 Orchestral Repertoire 1: Brass, Percussion, Strings, Winds (1 credit) |
| Orchestral repertoire 2 (Brass, Harp, Percussion, Strings, Winds) (1 credit) | M-EN 0x02 Orchestral Repertoire 2: Brass, Percussion, Strings, Winds (1 credit) |
| Diction 1: French (1 credit)* | M-SK 0713 Diction: French (1 credit)* |
| Diction 2: English/American (1 credit)* | M-SK 0712 Diction: English/American (1 credit)* |
| Diction 3: Italian (1 credit)* | M-SK 0711 Diction: Italian (1 credit)* |
| Italian for Singers I (3 credits)* | M-LT 2703 Italian Fluency for Singers I (3 credits)* |
| Italian for Singers II (3credits)* | M-LT 2704 Italian Fluency for Singers II (3 credits)* |
| Literature 4 (3 credits) | L-CM 1302 Literature Topics (3 credits) |
| Baroque Music Repertory I (1 credit)* or Contemporary Music Repertory I (1 credit)* | Voice Electives in Years 1 and 2: Suggested 2 courses, 1 credit each* |
| Art History I | L-CM 739xx The Ancient and Medieval Worlds (3 credits) |
| Art History II | L-CM 739xx The Renaissance to the Present (3 credits) |
| Arts and Humanities elective (3 credits) from Hellenic University | L-CM 739xx Liberal Arts Elective (Arts & Humanities) (3 credits) |
| Social Sciences elective (3 credits) from Hellenic University | L-CM 749xx Liberal Arts Elective (Social Sciences) (3 credits) |
| Mathematics and Analytics or Sciences elective (3 credits) from Hellenic University | L-CM 759xx Liberal Arts Elective (Math/Natural Sciences) (3 credits) |
| Sight Reading 1 | Xxxxx Elective (any) (1 credit) |
| Sight Reading 2 | Xxxxx Elective (any) (1 credit) |
Note: Students will be awarded advanced placement credits for four (4) semesters for applied lessons, ensemble
requirements, and other performance technique-based courses, equivalent to the first and second years of study at the Boston Conservatory, based on successfully demonstrated proficiency during the admissions audition and evaluation processes. Advanced placement credits will be awarded as follows:
Brass, Strings (violin, viola, cello), Woodwind Performance Majors
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits total, 3 credits each)
- M-EN 0069 Instrumental Ensemble (4 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-EN 0079 Chamber Music (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-PR 1xx1 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 1 (1 credit)
- M-PR 1xx2 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 2 (1 credit)
Strings (double bass) Performance Majors
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits total, 3 credits each)
- M-EN 0069 Instrumental Ensemble (4 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-PR 1401 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 1: Strings (1 credit)
- M-PR 1402 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 2: Strings (1 credit)
Composition Majors
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits total, 3 credits each)
- M-ST 0309 Composition Seminar (4 credits total, 1 credit each)
Harp Performance Majors
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits total, 3 credits each)
- M-EN 0069 Instrumental Ensemble (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-EN 0079 Chamber Music (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-PR 1431 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 1: Harp (1 credit)
- M-PR 1432 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 2: Harp (1 credit)
- M-ST 0439 Performance Seminar: Harp (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
Percussion Performance Majors
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits total, 3 credits each)
- M-EN 0069 Instrumental Ensemble (4 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-EN 0509 Percussion Ensemble (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-PR 1501 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 1: Percussion (1 credit)
- M-PR 1502 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 2: Percussion (1 credit)
- M-ST 0509 Performance Seminar: Percussion (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
Piano Performance Majors
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits total, 3 credits each)
- M-EN 0079 Chamber Music (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
- M-PR 1601 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 1: Piano (1 credit)
- M-PR 1602 Foundations of Instrumental Studies 2: Piano (1 credit)
- M-ST 0619 Performance Seminar: Piano (2 credits total, 1 credit each)
Voice Performance
- M-AP 0009 Applied Lessons (12 credits, 3 credits each)
- M-EN 0709 Choral Ensemble (4 credits, 1 credit each)
- M-ST 1711 Performance Seminar 1: Voice (1 credit)
- M-ST 1712 Performance Seminar 2: Voice (1 credit)
- M-ST 2711 Performance Seminar 3: Voice (1 credit)
- M-ST 2712 Performance Seminar 4: Voice (1 credit)
Potential Transfer Credit Summary for Boston Conservatory at Berklee by Focus:
Voice
Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory of Music,
Curriculum Transfer Agreement, September 2022, Amended January 2023, p. 8
Required Transfer Credits: 32 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 28
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 20
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 80 credits
Piano
Required Transfer Credits: 30 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 30
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 18
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 78 credits
Strings (violin, viola, cello)
Required Transfer Credits: 28 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 32
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 20
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 80 credits
Strings (double bass)
Required Transfer Credits: 30 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 30
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 18
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 78 credits
Percussion
Required Transfer Credits: 26 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 30
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 22
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 78 credits
Harp
Required Transfer Credits: 28 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 32
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 20
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 80 credits
Winds
Required Transfer Credits: 28 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 32
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 20
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 80 credits
Brass
Required Transfer Credits: 28 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 32
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 20
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 80 credits
Composition
Required Transfer Credits: 38 credits
Additional Potential Transfer Credits: 22
Performance-based Advanced Placement Credits: 16
Total possible transfer and advanced placement credits with the agreement: 76 credits