<p>I would look into the requirements to get a master’s degree in history. You might find that to get a masters degree, that you only need 24 to 30 credits in history…NOT a history undergraduate degree. If that is the case, then it would be easier to pursue the BM degree plus a minor in history (taking as many history credits to fulfill the requirement for grad school) and then for the 5th year, pursue a masters.</p>
<p>I’m considering the same thing except for a master’s degree. I’m an undergrad music education major and am considering becoming a college music teacher (although I’m not sure that’s what I want to do), but I also want to explore the possibility of performing in musical theater. So I want to get a master’s degree in musical theater, but I’m afraid this will make me less eligible for a PhD in music ed or conducting.</p>
<p>So, wondering if it is at all possible to do an MFA or MM in musical theater plus an MM in conducting or music ed?</p>
<p>Well, see I want to go to grad school after for my masters in piano, and doing a masters in history…I don’t know if I will. My parents are basically requiring me to do the 2nd major in undergrad, so I don’t know…plus the 2 colleges I’m looking at don’t offer a masters in history- they are undergrad only.</p>