New program regulations were in the process of approval at the time of this printing; refer to the Web version of the Undergraduate Calendar for up-to-date policy changes that come into effect September 1, 2004.

1. All Year 1 and Year 2 music requirements must be completed or in progress while the student is enrolled in MU190A/B/D, MU290A/B/D and MU390A/B/D. Students must be enrolled full-time while registered in MU190A/B/D, MU290A/B/D, MU390A/B/D and MU490A/B/D. Part-time registration may be allowed while enrolled in MU490A/B/D depending on the student's program and by permission of the dean.
   1. All Year 1 and Year 2 music requirements of the student's program must be completed or in progress when the student enrols in MU290*.
   2. Individual tuition (MU190*, MU290*, MU390*, MU490*) must be taken in consecutive years.
   3. Rule (a) takes precedence over rule (b) but if rule (b) is broken, the student must successfully complete an audition before resuming individual tuition.

2. Students entering the Honours BMus program must take a piano proficiency test prior to the beginning of classes. If the faculty deems it necessary, registration in MU110 (piano proficiency) is required in Year 1.
3. Failure to obtain the required standards in any year of the program will necessitate withdrawal from the program.
4. Students in specialized programs (church music, composition, music history, performance and theory) must at the end of each year be recommended by the faculty in order to continue in those programs.
5. A student who satisfies the requirements for a musical skills course by placement examination must take a music elective in its place. Before registering in MU385, a student must complete the final examination for MU287º with a minimum grade of B-.
6. Students in BMus Performance programs may take MU195, MU295 and MU395 as Music electives. Students in all other BMus programs may credit MU195 or MU295 or MU395 as a Music elective. Any two of these courses may be substituted for MU490A*.
7. Non-music general major or minor: students may, in consultation with the department concerned, elect to organize their non-music electives to meet the requirements for a minor or general major. (Refer to the regulations governing Minors and General Major programs in the Faculty of Arts or Science chapter.)
8. For the Progression/Graduation Requirements
   and Probation regulations, consult the University Undergraduate Regulations chapter.

Faculty of Music Honours Bachelor of Music

Official electronic version updated at 10:33 a.m. March 31, 2005

M Watson, Editor Class Timetable