Following are resources for faculty to support recruiting students to the CU Boulder College of Music. 

Note: You must access the below Google docs from your CU Boulder account; if you are signed into your personal email, you will not be able to access this sensitive student information.

Undergraduate resources

Admission + recruitment ethics

Review this presentation for guidelines on ethical recruitment and admissions.

Tracking students

Using the links below, you can see who has indicated interest in CU Boulder (prospective), who has submitted a music application (applicants) and who has confirmed a decision (enrolling).

Recruiting activities

As a faculty member, you are a crucial partner in recruitment, and you are encouraged to build relationships in the community. The Admissions team is here to help. Start with the following resources: 

Campus visits

If a student would like to come to campus, point them toward the following options. Registration is available on this page.

  • Tour of the Imig Music Building: Offered on weekdays, once daily during the summer and twice daily during the school year. The tours are led by a current student and include a Q&A with admissions staff. 
  • Music Day (fall) or Open House (spring): These events allow prospective students to live “a day in the life” of a College of Music student, from attending class to meeting current students/faculty.
  • Virtual info sessions: Offered via Zoom on select weekdays during the fall and spring semesters.
  • Audition days: Designed to serve as a visit experience with tours, info sessions, a student panel and more!
  • 1-on-1 with Admissions: You or the student are welcome to email undergraduate.music@colorado.edu to set up an appointment any time. 
Faculty communication with prospects
Application review resources

Graduate resources

Graduate applicant lists (updated weekly)

Select your department name below to find a list of graduate applicants and their current status, contact information and more. This information will be updated weekly between September and December, and at least twice weekly between December and April. Please note that internal applicants (MM to DMA, MM to PhD, DMA to PhD) will not appear in these lists since their applications are managed separately from Slate.