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Program snapshot
The Choral Track belongs to Sonoma State's California Commission on Teacher Credentialing-approved music subject-matter program. It is designed for future K-12 music educators and can be followed by the post-baccalaureate teaching credential, which the department describes as typically taking one additional year.
Choral students emphasize vocal performance and pedagogy while maintaining private study, juries, and a major ensemble every semester. The plan deliberately crosses areas by requiring instrumental ensemble and musical theatre experience. A 30-minute senior recital provides a final applied-performance milestone alongside the education-focused curriculum.
Avg GPA (W)
3.40
Admit rate
93%
school-wide
Grad rate
58%
Enrollment
5.2K
Earnings
$66K
10yr after
In-state tuition
$9,062
Before aid
Out-of-state tuition
$22,382
Before aid
Cost of attendance
$30,062
Before aid
Average net price
$12,885
After aid
The Choral Track belongs to Sonoma State's California Commission on Teacher Credentialing-approved music subject-matter program. It is designed for future K-12 music educators and can be followed by the post-baccalaureate teaching credential, which the department describes as typically taking one additional year.
Choral students emphasize vocal performance and pedagogy while maintaining private study, juries, and a major ensemble every semester. The plan deliberately crosses areas by requiring instrumental ensemble and musical theatre experience. A 30-minute senior recital provides a final applied-performance milestone alongside the education-focused curriculum.
The Choral Track belongs to Sonoma State's California Commission on Teacher Credentialing-approved music subject-matter program. It is designed for future K-12 music educators and can be followed by the post-baccalaureate teaching credential, which the department describes as typically taking one additional year.
Choral students emphasize vocal performance and pedagogy while maintaining private study, juries, and a major ensemble every semester. The plan deliberately crosses areas by requiring instrumental ensemble and musical theatre experience. A 30-minute senior recital provides a final applied-performance milestone alongside the education-focused curriculum.