Admitted Students: Next Steps for Enrollment

Congratulations on your acceptance to Boston Conservatory at Berklee! We’re excited to welcome you into our unique community of artists. On this page, you will find important information about preparing to start your studies at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Please check back here often, as information will be updated on an ongoing basis.

Attend Walk with the Dean

Join Dean of Admissions Damien Bracken for a leisurely walk around Berklee's Boston campus during the month of April. He’ll recount the history of the institution and give you pointers on making the most of this important new chapter in your life. To sign up, log in to the admissions portal, click “My Events” and then “Manage Your Audition, Interview, or Campus Tour.” On the next page, select "Invited" from the "My Events" list. 

Note: Space is limited. If you do not see any tours listed, then they have reached capacity.

Sign up

Attend a Webinar to Help You Prepare for the Fall

Over the summer, we will be offering several webinars and virtual drop-in sessions to help you prepare for your arrival on campus this fall. More information about these webinars will be available soon.

Review Next Steps for Enrollment 

Boston Conservatory’s next steps checklist can be found in the application portal.

The list contains important information and tasks that accepted students must complete prior to arriving on campus for New Student Orientation. Following this checklist and completing items by the indicated due dates will help ensure a smooth start to your semester. If you have questions about next step items or need help, email an enrollment officer at eo@berklee.edu.

International Students: Begin the Visa Process

International students are required to obtain an F-1 visa prior to commencing their study in the U.S. We recommend beginning this process as soon as possible. Learn more about international visas.

New Student Orientation

All entering undergraduate and graduate students are required to register for and attend new student orientation, even if they have attended Boston Conservatory in the past.