The Cleveland Institute of Music is a conservatory on East Boulevard in Cleveland's University Circle, founded in 1920. Its students and Case Western Reserve University students share some theory, history and elective courses and often play in ensembles together under a joint music programme, while admissions at the two schools remain separate. CIM admission rests mainly on demonstrated ability in the applicant's area of study, judged by audition in front of a faculty panel. Undergraduate applicants also provide official transcripts and proof of a high school diploma or equivalent before final review. Selectivity figures conflict: one third-party guide says CIM admits roughly 15 to 20 percent of applicants, while another source shows 47 percent for the latest cycle. Applicants should confirm repertoire requirements and audition dates with the admissions office.
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CIM decides admission mainly through a live or recorded audition before a faculty panel. Academic records are reviewed alongside it.
Dates, fees and criteria change every session. Always confirm them on the official admissions page before applying.
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1021 East Blvd, Cleveland, OH, United States
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