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1. Do I have to be enrolled in school?  

Yes, a public, private, or home school.

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2. Do I have to play a musical instrument or be able to sing?  

Yes. 

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3. Do I have to be currently enrolled in a music class (choir, band, etc.)?  

No.

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4. How old do I have to be to enroll?  

13 or older. If under 13 we must receive a parental and guardian consent form. ​​

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5. Do I have to major in music for college?

No. You can major in anything you'd like. 

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6. Do I have to place in Region, Area, or All-State ensembles?

No. Honor ensembles reflect a single audition moment, and talent can be demonstrated in many ways beyond one performance or audition. 

 

7. Do I have to be in my program's top ensemble?

No,  you can be in any ensemble. 

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8. I'm not in the 12th grade yet so why should I sign up?

• Get noticed early instead of waiting until senior year.

• Reduce stress by building visibility before recruiting timelines get tight.

• Colleges can plan ahead for openings when seniors graduate or students move.

• Early visibility helps colleges recruit for specific instrumentation needs.

• Colleges can share studio info, camps, and opportunities years in advance so you can decide if a program is the right fit over time.

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9. Should I enroll if I have already been accepted or received a scholarship? 

Yes. You may still receive interest from other schools or additional scholarship offers. You won’t know what opportunities exist unless colleges can see you.

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10. I'm already in college.  Why should I enroll?

If you plan to transfer or pursue a master’s or doctoral degree, bNoteable helps you stay visible and prepared for the next step.​​​