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GAP: Gap and Apprenticeship Program Registration

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* Required information.
Student's First Name *
Student's Last Name *
Date of birth *
Gender *
When did or will the student graduate from high school?
Parent's Neme *
email *
Phone *
Parent's Neme
email
phone

Housing Information

Will the student need housing?
Yes, housing is needed
No, housing assistance is not needed
Preference
When would the student like to begin lessons and classes?
Enrollment Options
Is the student planning on collegiate music studies?
Has the student been accepted to a college, university or music school and deferred enrollment?
If yes, accepted where and major (if known)
Has the student attended college already?
If yes, where and major?

Music Experience & Interests

We welcome beginners through pre-professionals.  Because we group by age, skill level, and interest, we want to get to know each GAP student before starting training.  We'll gather more info from each student during the first few meetings, but we'd like some basic info, just to get us started.  

Is the student and instrumentalist or singer? Or both?
If the student is an instrumentalist, what instrument would he or she focus on with us?
Interested in a secondary instrument? If so, what?
How would you describe the student's experience level?
What kind of music does the student want to perform?
Rock (any style)
Jazz (classic or modern)
Fusion
Hip Hop
Folk
Americana or Roots
Bluegrass
Will the student have a job outside of GAP enrollment?
Is the student interested in GAP internships or externships?
Is the student interested in Music Outreach to underserved children and youth as a GAP student?

Payment Options

We accept credit cards online and checks via the mail.  When registering, please indicate who will be responsible for making payments.  

Who will be responsible for tuition? *
How would you like to be billed? *
If paying in installments, how will tuition be paid? *
Questions or comments
  • Why GAP? +

    A creative musical output requires an approach that immerses the student in a community of practicing musicians and encourages the student to engage in a crucial set of activities with teachers and peers.  GAP is not only more effective, but also a more inspiring and socially meaningful method for developing musicians than the alternatives.  In fact, there's no empirical data to suggest that the old-fashioned approach-- scheduling a student to meet a teacher once a week for 30, 45, or even 60 minutes in home studio or back hall of a music store-- is a serious or even thoughtful approach
  • Who is eligible? +

    Since GAP curriculum and schedules are designed on an individual basis, GAP is suitable for relative beginners through Pre-Professionals.  Since the program immerses the student in music, music education, and music outreach experiences, students who enroll are passionate about music and in most cases have had at least a foundational education, whether formal or informal.    Students are divided by interest and skill level, so we are able to accommodate diverse skill levels without undermining the experience for advanced students or putting a less experienced student in an unnecessarily intimidating situation. GAP students are mostly recent high school or college grads,
  • Where? +

    GAP is based primarily at CMC Little 5 Points; however, elements of GAP (private lessons or internships) are offered in all three CMC Atlanta locations: CMC Little 5 Points 1127 Colquitt Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30307 CMC Decatur 116 E Howard Ave Decatur, GA 30030 CMC Dunwoody  5518 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd Dunwoody, GA 30038 We also use a variety of community resources and local performance venues, as needed 
  • When? +

    GAP is offered year round: Fall Term: August - December Winter Term: January - May Summer Term: June - July Although we operate on a traditional academic term cycle, students register and begin at any time.  
  • What style of music? +

    We offer training in Classical Music,  Jazz Music, Rock and Pop Music, and American Folk & Roots Music Traditional and experimental approaches within these fields are supported. Students are taught to read and understand music using the terminology and conceptual frameworks used by professional musicians.   
  • How much? +

    Term tuition: August-December, $6000 paid in full or $1200 monthly installments January-May, $6000 paid in full or in $1200 monthly installment June-July Summer Term, $1600 paid in full or in $800 monthly installments Please note: there is an annual registration fee of $300 per student; other fees and restrictions may apply. Tuition rates are subject to change with 60 days notice.
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GAP Housing

It's one of the most frequently asked questions: what about housing?

CMC Atlanta GAP draws local, regional, national and international students.  Local Atlanta students often live at home with parents or other family members, but any student who enrolls is welcome to consider living in one of our apartments or to consult with us for support arranging suitable housing.  

CMC Atlanta has a limited number of efficiency apartments available at the Little 5 Points location.  Rent for these furnished, dormroom-like units includes all utilities, internet, and more, and varies, depending whether the student lives alone or with a roommate.  CMC Atlanta also has a limited number of unfurnished and potentially furnished one and two bedroom apartments a block from the Little 5 Points Center in highly desirable Inman Park.  These apartments are more expensive, reflecting the rental market in gentrified neighborhoods of the northeast/Atlanta Beltline corridor.  For students who wish to find more independent housing, CMC Atlanta Directors and GAP Faculty are also able to provide guidance by helping connect students with property management offsite and consulting with those unfamiliar with Atlanta neighborhoods and commuting options and patterns.

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