Talent Scholarships
Thanks to the generous support of alumni and friends, the School of Music maintains an endowment fund that supports a competitive Talent Scholarship Program. This fund makes it possible to award scholarships each year to qualified students who demonstrate exceptional musical ability, including both music majors and non-music majors.
All degree-seeking music students are automatically considered for a talent scholarship upon completion of their audition. No separate application is required. Scholarships are renewable annually, provided the student maintains satisfactory academic standing and continued musical progress.
For more information on other tuition assistance options, please visit the scholarships section on Stetson's Student Financial Aid webpage.
The Stetson University School of Music adheres to the code of ethics of the National Association of Schools of Music. In accordance with NASM policy, transfer applicants from another college or university are not eligible for financial aid during their first semester unless their previous institution approves the transfer.
Join the Kroumovitch-Alfonzo String Quartet
Beginning in Fall 2027, the Stetson University School of Music will welcome four exceptional incoming string students to form the inaugural Kroumovitch-Alfonzo String Quartet. Two violinists, one violist, and one cellist will each receive a full-tuition scholarship to attend Stetson University and become part of this new ensemble. Quartet members will have the opportunity to grow together as musicians while pursuing their undergraduate studies within Stetson’s vibrant School of Music community.
2027 Audition Dates: January 23 and 30 | February 13 and 20
For more information about the quartet or audition process, please contact Dr. Meghan Berindean, Assistant Professor of Cello, at [email protected].