Looking at colleges

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I am looking for a college to transfer into at the beginning of next fall. I feel absolutely lost about how to do this right now and need all the help that I can get. Right now I live in Kansas City, Kansas. I am majoring in music education. I play piano and trombone. I have been going to Kansas City Kansas Community college for the past two years.

This will affect the rest of my life, so any help would be appreciated.

 

[Mrs. Bahamut]

Well, here in Texas, the best music schools are Sam Houston State University, University of North Texas and University of Houston.

 

[Shadic]

You're going to be spending twice as much to go out of state usually. Just keep that in mind.

And the benefits of that rarely outweigh that. Very rarely.

 

[Life]

Ah, another music major. Salut!

Spoiler

Well, I'm only aspiring to it yet....

Maybe you should ask your region board or something?

 

[theeboredone]

UNT does get a lot of praise here in Texas in regards to being a good musical school. However, do take into consideration the fees you'd have to pay for being out of state.

With that being said, if you've spent 2 years in community college, you hopefully should have some money saved up. Financial Aid can also help you + applying for random scholarships.

 

[Hot_ArmS]

As long as money to pay out of state isnt a problem, university of michigan music school

 

[Crimson King]

I know the Netherlands has some great schools. Ask Marc about them.

 

[CAOTIC]

You're going to be spending twice as much to go out of state usually. Just keep that in mind.

And the benefits of that rarely outweigh that. Very rarely.

guess i got extremely lucky then, eh? my life's opportunities expanded ten-fold studying abroad.