Elevate Your College Application with a Music Arts Supplement
Stand out from the crowd with a professionally crafted arts supplement that showcases your unique creative talents and passion.
What You’ll Learn
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Master the Art of Presentation
Learn how to create a powerful arts supplement for college applications
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Showcase Your Unique Talent
Learn strategies for showcasing your unique talents effectively
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Expert Guidance
Get Insider tips from college faculty adjudicators
Real Student Examples
See how our students present themselves through video recordings across various instruments
Trusted by Students & Parents
"For my college applications, he put together a professional music portfolio and provided a letter of recommendation. He also reviewed my essays and prepared me for interviews. Thanks to his guidance throughout the admissions process, I was accepted by Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Stanford."
"My son only started working with Mr. Rashkin at the beginning of his Senior year in 2022 and he will be attending Eastman School of Music in the Fall of 2023. Mr. Rashkin was an integral part in my son’s acceptance to Eastman. He also received a prestigious music scholarship that can be used towards his studies."
"Phil's teaching was well-rounded and child-centered, by remixing contemporary and classical music to help my daughter reflect and make meaning. As a parent and educator myself, I admire that Phil blends inquiry-based, affirming approaches into his joyful teaching of the next generation of music lovers!"
Helpful Info
To submit an arts supplement, musicians will need to present 2-3 videos of their playing. Most colleges will also allow you to submit a resume and a letter of recommendation. A few schools will ask for additional supplemental essays. This program highlights winning examples from my students for each part of the supplement.
✓ Success Stories
After years of helping students, we have an archive of successful video submissions. We share them with our students in the program, so they know the musical ability that they need to exhibit in their supplement. These example videos include:
- • Violin player accepted early decision to Amherst
- • Violinist/conductor accepted early decision to Columbia
- • Oboe player accepted to Brown, Dartmouth, and UPenn
- • Oboe player accepted to Harvard
- • Flute player accepted to Yale and Brown
- • French horn player accepted to Barnard and Vassar
- • Piano player accepted early decision to University of Chicago