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We will accept an additional letter of recommendation if the writer has worked with you in a research or college course capacity; such supplementary recommendations should not be completed on the Teacher Report forms, but instead submitted directly to our office via email to ugrad-confirm@columbia.edu with your name, ...

Yes, but please note that supplementary letters are neither recommended nor required. The writer of a supplemental letter should know you personally and/or have mentored you closely in some capacity.

as your major in your college application, submitting an arts supplement can help professors and admissions officers gain an idea of your work, and how well you'd fit into the program. Plus, if you're planning to major in the field, let's hope you're very good at it too. If your counselor or instructor encourages you.

Because Yale University offers a music major at the undergraduate level, aspiring musicians at the undergraduate level must apply to Yale University just like everyone else. The acceptance rate for Yale University is around 8%.

Average ACT: 34 In other words, a 33 places you below average, while a 35 will move you up to above average. There's no absolute ACT requirement at Yale, but they really want to see at least a 33 to have a chance at being considered.

You should consider submitting work only if your playing or composing is a strong and important part of your application and demonstrates a high level of artistry for a high school musician. Additional guidelines about music submissions can be found on the Department of Music website.

Applicants are required to include a résumé (in pdf format) listing their creative writing experience and recognition.

Yale accepts the Common Application, the Coalition Application, and the Questbridge Application. Optional and not necessarily encouraged: Supplemental materials only from students who have outstanding or unusual accomplishments, including musical scores, published research papers, films, etc.