Frequently Asked Questions

What courses will I study at Selkirk College?

Check out our courses and fees page for more detail.

What kind of job can I get after music school?

Many students go on to perform, become recording engineers, and/or composers, and teach private lessons. 

Are my credits transferable to other schools?

The Berklee College of Music and Selkirk College have an agreement that allows students to continue on in their third year. All schools will assess you for placement into their programs. Former students who have continued their studies at other institutions have received credit for most of their Selkirk College credits. Each student’s skills are different so placement may vary.

What technology is used at Selkirk College?

The recording studio uses a Protools HD system with a Pro Control digital mixer. 

What instruments can I study at Selkirk College?

Private instruction is offered on guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, voice, saxophone, trumpet, mandolin, violin/fiddle.

Can I study more than one instrument?

Every student will take a piano course called basic keyboard.  Additional private lessons are not available. You may seek additional instruction outside of school.

Why can’t I study more than one instrument?

The private lessons along with the courses are a demanding workload.

Who are the instructors at the music program?

Learn more about the Music & Technology instructors by reading their bios.

What type of music will I play at Selkirk College?

Every student will be exposed to many different styles. Jazz, rock, pop, R & B, are common but every style of music is accepted.

Is there a student housing on campus?

Yes there is housing available.

How many students are enrolled in the music program?

85 to 90 students attend the music program.

What is the tuition cost?

Learn more about the tuition fees and please note that they are always subject to changes.

Can I take more than one major?

Yes, but generally students do so in three years.