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What the University of the Pacific says about their program:
"The Bachelor of Science in Music Industry Studies at University of the Pacific is the first degree of its kind in the region that has been designed to prepare students for success in the new music industry. With guidance from a host of alumni and music industry executives that know what skills and capabilities they are seeking, the Conservatory of Music has developed a cutting edge program that merges practice with theory along with intensive, hands-on training and internships to give students the knowledge and resilience to succeed in the fast-paced environment that is the music industry."
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Undergraduate
Australia, Canada, Ghana, New Zealand, Nigeria, United Kingdom and South Africa. If you are a citizen of one of these countries, you should take the SAT or ACT instead of an English language proficiency test, if you choose to do so. International transfer students with more than 30 units of college work do not need to take the SAT or ACT.
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