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Best colleges for music

Every school we cover is scored 0–100 for music. The score weighs what graduates earn four years out against the same major nationally (25%), research spending in the field (20%, NSF), how many undergraduate courses the department lists (20%), the student body's test scores (20%) and the size of the program (15%, capped so size alone can't win). 80 and up is a standout program, 65+ strong, 45+ solid.

The top music schools: Vanderbilt University, Carnegie Mellon University, Northwestern University.

Top 100 colleges for music
RankSchoolScore (0–100)TierGraduates per year in the majorShare of the classPay vs. national, same majorAcceptance rate
1Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN100Standout502%1.36×6%
2Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA98Standout281.4%–11%
3Northwestern University Evanston, IL97Standout822.9%1.23×7%
4University of Florida Gainesville, FL97Standout470.5%1.41×20%
5New York University New York, NY96Standout871.2%1.21×9%
6Northeastern University Boston, MA96Standout360.8%1.40×5%
7Emory University Atlanta, GA95Standout281.1%–10%
8Harvard University Cambridge, MA95Standout140.7%–4%
9University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA95Standout380.4%–11%
10Columbia University New York, NY94Standout160.6%–5%
11Brown University Providence, RI94Standout301.3%–5%
12Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX94Standout271.3%–48%
13University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC93Standout440.7%1.33×17%
14Dartmouth College Hanover, NH93Standout151.1%–6%
15University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Champaign, IL93Standout570.6%1.16×42%
16University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, WI92Standout380.4%–45%
17University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA92Standout260.5%–17%
18University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA92Standout70.2%–5%
19University of California San Diego La Jolla, CA92Standout200.2%1.33×29%
20University of Georgia Athens, GA91Standout380.4%–38%
21University of Connecticut Storrs, CT91Standout370.6%1.28×54%
22University of Maryland, College Park College Park, MD91Standout400.5%1.09×45%
23Rice University Houston, TX91Standout201.6%–8%
24Rutgers University–New Brunswick Piscataway, NJ91Standout520.6%1.28×58%
25University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA91Standout700.7%1.09×9%
26Tufts University Medford, MA90Standout160.8%–11%
27The Ohio State University Columbus, OH90Standout340.3%1.17×51%
28University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN90Standout100.3%–11%
29Stanford University Stanford, CA90Standout100.6%–4%
30Williams College Williamstown, MA90Standout91.1%–9%
31Syracuse University Syracuse, NY89Standout160.4%–46%
32Yale University New Haven, CT89Standout100.6%–5%
33Princeton University Princeton, NJ89Standout100.8%–4%
34University of California, Davis Davis, CA89Standout180.2%–44%
35Cornell University Ithaca, NY89Standout80.2%–9%
36University of Massachusetts–Amherst Amherst, MA88Standout370.5%–60%
37Amherst College Amherst, MA88Standout121.7%–9%
38Binghamton University–SUNY Binghamton, NY88Standout130.3%–37%
39Texas Tech University Lubbock, TX88Standout680.9%1.31×73%
40University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT88Standout450.8%1.13×87%
41Brandeis University Waltham, MA88Standout120.9%–40%
42James Madison University Harrisonburg, VA87Standout741.6%1.19×72%
43University of Washington Seattle, WA87Standout200.2%–39%
44The University of Texas–Austin Austin, TX87Standout580.6%1.08×27%
45Tulane University of Louisiana New Orleans, LA87Standout90.3%–14%
46University of Michigan–Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, MI87Standout921%1.00×16%
47University of Tennessee–Knoxville Knoxville, TN87Standout400.7%1.07×42%
48Florida State University Tallahassee, FL87Standout1081.1%1.02×24%
49Pomona College Claremont, CA86Standout61.4%–7%
50Swarthmore College Swarthmore, PA86Standout61.1%–7%
51Stony Brook University–SUNY Stony Brook, NY86Standout160.3%–49%
52University of Delaware Newark, DE86Standout260.5%1.12×71%
53Wesleyan University Middletown, CT86Standout221.8%–16%
54Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA85Standout100.7%–5%
55University of California, Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, CA85Standout150.3%–66%
56Texas Christian University Fort Worth, TX85Standout291.1%–48%
57University of Houston Houston, TX85Standout660.8%1.30×74%
58Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College Baton Rouge, LA85Standout320.6%1.09×73%
59George Washington University Washington, DC85Standout60.2%–47%
60Michigan State University East Lansing, MI85Standout640.7%1.19×85%
61Hamilton College Clinton, NY85Standout61.1%–14%
62Miami University–Oxford Oxford, OH85Standout260.6%1.16×75%
63Santa Clara University Santa Clara, CA84Standout120.8%–48%
64California State University, Long Beach Long Beach, CA84Standout860.9%1.09×45%
65William & Mary Williamsburg, VA84Standout180.9%–34%
66University of North Texas Denton, TX84Standout2322.9%1.27×71%
67Washington University in St. Louis St. Louis, MO84Standout60.3%–12%
68Hofstra University Hempstead, NY84Standout120.9%1.30×68%
69University of Iowa Iowa City, IA83Standout500.9%1.15×80%
70University of North Carolina at Charlotte Charlotte, NC83Standout220.4%1.14×80%
71Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA83Standout220.3%1.10×55%
72Wellesley College Wellesley, MA83Standout70.9%–14%
73Elon University Elon, NC83Standout160.9%–66%
74Colgate University Hamilton, NY83Standout60.6%–14%
75University of South Carolina Columbia, SC83Standout560.8%1.03×60%
76Occidental College Los Angeles, CA83Standout142.5%–45%
77Duke University Durham, NC82Standout40.1%–5%
78Fordham University New York, NY82Standout140.5%–59%
79Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA82Standout60.2%–16%
80Trinity College Hartford, CT82Standout60.8%–30%
81Bowdoin College Brunswick, ME82Standout50.8%–7%
82The Pennsylvania State University–University Park University Park, PA82Standout350.3%1.01×61%
83Pepperdine University Malibu, CA82Standout121.4%–63%
84George Mason University Fairfax, VA81Standout520.8%1.07×87%
85Florida International University Miami, FL81Standout360.3%1.16×55%
86The University of Oklahoma Norman, OK81Standout360.7%1.05×77%
87Colby College Waterville, ME81Standout81%–7%
88The Catholic University of America Washington, DC81Standout243%1.06×83%
89Gettysburg College Gettysburg, PA81Standout111.5%–40%
90University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH81Standout661%–85%
91University of Nebraska – Lincoln Lincoln, NE81Standout230.5%1.10×87%
92Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles, CA80Standout80.5%–45%
93CUNY Queens College Queens, NY80Standout210.6%–69%
94University of Richmond Richmond, VA80Standout50.5%–22%
95Middlebury College Middlebury, VT80Standout40.5%–11%
96Rowan University Glassboro, NJ80Standout761.8%1.08×78%
97Wake Forest University Winston Salem, NC80Standout20.2%–22%
98University of Missouri–Kansas City Kansas City, MO80Standout362.2%0.98×69%
99University of Denver Denver, CO80Standout281.8%1.11×85%
100Bates College Lewiston, ME79Strong61%–13%

649 more schools are on the full music ranking.

How this ranking works

Updated October 18, 2026. Sources: early-career pay for graduates of each program, by field of study (College Scorecard), graduates per year in the major (IPEDS), undergraduate courses listed in each department's current catalog, and the student body's test scores. Inputs that are missing for a school are dropped and the rest reweighted; programs with fewer than five graduates a year are capped at 30. Scores are relative to the other schools covered, from 0 to 100.

To cite: prefrosh.ai, "Best colleges for music," updated October 18, 2026, https://prefrosh.ai/majors/music. For a specific student's chances at these schools, use Chance me, which reads odds from the student's own high school's admissions chart.

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