Music Resume

mommyrocks
Sat, 12 Aug 2017 03:22:26 +0000

I recommend that she create an online website featuring her experience and skills in music, and as many of her music performances as she cares to include. She could mention the website link in the application, or leave it up to being found in a search result if an admissions rep or music professor searches her online. You can test out the search first to see if a search of her name pulls up the website or not.

More and more admissions reps, scholarship committees, employers, etc. search applicants online. It is always wise to plant great information out there to be found. This is a tip that not many people share, but it works to supplement what is in applications. Conversely, when students ignore their online presence and only some wild social media photos or posts come up with a name search, it can have the opposite effect and harm an application. Of course, the likelihood of any search being done depends on what types of universities and programs she is applying for, but proactively creating an online presence that gives the impression she wants to make could help.

If she prefers to keep everything private, it is possible to have such a website password-protected, and she could just share the link and password as needed should someone specifically request more examples of her music performance.