<p>Here is a game to help pass the time:</p>
<p>Write your username
The instrument you will pursue at Boarding School
Where you applied
The languages you would pursue @ Boarding School</p>
<p>Random I know, but I'll start</p>
<p>abc123omg<3
Violin/Piano/Viola
Andover/Choate
Spanish/Chinese/Latin/Greek/Japanese</p>
<p>YeaH! I’m not the only one who is insane and plays three instruments!! (In a given week I will be at music school anywhere from 5-11 hours) </p>
<p>that is ALOT of languages. do you have time to learn any of them well?</p>
<p>You can only take one language at a time. :(</p>
<p>thingslost
Violin/Piano/Vocal (I know it’s not an instrument, but it’s still music. :D)
Andover/Exeter/Deerfield
Russian/French</p>
<p>Actually you can take two languages at once @ Andover and you can do other language enrichment and introductory classes. So you could explore many languages at once.</p>
<p>I didn’t know that. I only knew at Exeter you’re not allowed to. I assumed that they’re both the same. :D</p>
<p>Saer
Oboe (I specialized early on… But I can play flute and I want to learn saxophone, which is very similar)
Choate (top), Exeter, Andover, NMH
Chinese/Spanish (Chinese is awesome but I may just complete another year of Spanish and be done with it)</p>
<p>Starcrossed
Flute/Piccolo (maybe, I don’t really enjoy playing much anymore), Voice
Exeter
French/Italian</p>
<p>thegreatescape
piano, violin, or voice
exeter, hotchkiss, choate, or deerfield
either german, italian, latin, or russian</p>
<p>DEtrombone
trombone(obviously), piano, trumpet
Exeter
Spanish, Chinese</p>
<p>Also, at Exeter I’m pretty sure you can take multiple languages but it takes away an important course like a math or science course.</p>
<p>TlGER
violin, drums, guitar, oboe
ADES
Japanese, French, Latin, German, Italian, I WANT TO LEARN THEM ALL!
(I’m already trilingual and taking French; Language just comes really easy to me)</p>
<p>Well its a little harder to learn, Im sure you had a first language then moved somewhere and learned that language? OR your parents speak 2?</p>
<p>Its not easy just to learn 5 languages at school…</p>
<p>My parents speak 3 and I speak 3. Its fine I can just take the AP tests for the languages i know and get credit for that. I’m pretty fluent in le cours de francais as well so I might just take new languages. I dont know how to explain it, language and I just click.</p>
<p>Lol ok cool, ya I speak 3 …one not so fluent but close</p>
<p>If I include french itll be 4 languages I speak, what languages do u speak mpicz?</p>
<p>Piano
HADES, + Middlesex
Spanish/Chinese</p>
<p>I’m almost fluent in Spanish, and once I get there I’ll start Chinese.</p>
<p>agara
piano/guitar/violin/voice
latin/french/chinese/italian</p>
<p>I won’t be able to choose when the time comes</p>
<p>As a gentle reminder, Prep schools charge separately for music lessons - as much as $45/half hour. Check with your parents before you assume that you will be continuing in music in boarding school.</p>
<p>Also, all those small music classes (history of jazz, conducting seminar, graduationc credit for performing) are probably phantom and not really offered.</p>
<p>Karenasaurus
Well for private lessons:Double-majoring on violin, continuing piano
For picking back up: voice & theater
Going to Milton
Chinese (so my skills don’t randomly disintegrate xD) and Spanish or French.
Ehhh I’m taking Latin right now, and even though it’s my third year, I don’t enjoy it AT ALL 
The Latin program at my school is ew and the teacher is quite bipolar = not a good experience</p>
<p>asiankid29</p>
<p>piano/violin/viola
accepted to exeter and emma willard (applied to those 2 + andover, waitlisted there)
french/spanish/latin</p>
<p>bump…
this is a good thread topic</p>