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@monique • a year ago •
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Does anyone know a good college that's not too expensive and has a great music program?

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@ratgrl • a year ago

Curtis Institute of Music!!! You probably heard of them before but they're as good as Juilliard and way way way less expensive. The downsides are that it's REALLY hard to get in (they only accept 3% of applicants), the application fee is $150, and you would have to go to Pennsylvania to do a live audition (if you even make it past the pre-screening). But if you do get in, the cost of tuition is literally nothing. They are a "tuition-free" institute. If you're passionate about music, you should look into Curtis if you haven't already

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@Nells • a year ago

What type of music program are you asking for?

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@monique🎤 • 11 months ago

I really want to just study music and help improve my voice

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@Ashislegit • a year ago

It all depends on where you live at, try looking at colleges in your state with a good music program because in state tuition is the cheapest. Which states are you looking at?

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@monique🎤 • 11 months ago

Currently im looking at Michigan and Massachusetts

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