Undergraduate Music Forms & Resources

Forms & Documents

DescriptionForm/Document Link

Juries

Each music area runs Jury registration differently. Contact your  Area Coordinator to find out how to register.

Recital Documents

Upper Division Examination/Level Change

Students who have completed two years of undergraduate study at PSU School of Music and/or wish to change their MUP level are required to complete the Upper Division Examination.

Upper Division Examination (pdf)

MUS 047 Final Project Grade Form

In some cases, students in the Bachelor of Arts/Science and Music Education programs can complete a final project rather than a recital. Use this form to document completion of a final project (MUS 047).

MUS 047 Undergraduate Final Project Grade Form (pdf)

Resources

Practice rooms are in Lincoln Hall and Cramer Hall for use from 7am-11pm seven days a week using your PSU ID card.

All music majors and minors (except SAMP students) are charged a mandatory practice room access fee of $40 per term and given access to these rooms once the fee is charged. 

Piano, percussion, harp & jazz combo students must contact their area coordinator to request a key to the specialized practice rooms. Do not contact Office Staff directly; all requests must come from faculty.

Non-music majors/minors who are in an ensemble may get access to or rent music practice rooms on a term-by-term basis. Practice rooms are limited, so you must be enrolled in at least one music course or Applied Music (MUP). School of Music staff will verify enrollment and major/minor status. Practice Room Access codes expire at the end of each term. Visit the Music Office in Lincoln Hall 231 to request practice room access. 

Instrument lockers are located in Lincoln Hall 33, 36 & 38 and are $75 per academic year (Fall/Winter/Spring) plus $50 refundable deposit. Students wishing to rent a locker should register for INSTRUMENT LOCKER FEE - MUS 02 001. Bring your instrument to the Music Office (LH 231) when requesting a locker, so staff can evaluate the size.

The School of Music and Theater at Portland State University is committed to providing information regarding hearing, vocal and musculoskeletal health and injury prevention. Learn more about protecting your hearing and vocal health.

PSU also offers the Coordinate Movement Program which includes wellness classes, private lessons and community referrals for all musicians.