Put simply, approximately three out of every four singers that graduate today with a bachelors or masters degree in vocal performance are female. These numbers are representative of the numbers you will find at the majority of conservatories and music programs within private colleges and public universities (with some exceptions, of course). At the Boston Conservatory at Berklee during the 2016-2017 school year, the combined undergraduate and graduate vocal performance majors totaled 70 women and 27 men (72% female, 28% male). This means that over this recent ten year period, 71% of the singers that graduated with voice degrees were female, and 29% were male.
According to the department of Development Resources at Oberlin College, for classes 2006-2016 at the undergrad level, there were 156 female voice majors and 63 male voice majors. If we take a snapshot of the vocal performance degrees being awarded in the USA today, it becomes clear that the number of female singers far exceeds the number of male singers in colleges and conservatories.
According to data collected by Datausa.io, 8,133 Music Performance Degrees were awarded in the United States in 2015.
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