<p>@lululemonxx band class does not usually end in high school. Where did you ever get that from??? Almost every college has a band and at most band is a class where you get academic credit. I have never heard of a college not allowing non-majors to play in the band or take the class. </p>
<p>It depends entirely on the school and how time intensive the band is. At my college, it would be no problem, same with many others (mine rehearses 2 hours a week plus a 1 hour sectional, another school I applied to had 2 2 hour rehearsals a week). Some colleges have 3 hour rehearsals 3 days a week, which I don’t think would bode well with a sorority.</p>
<p>As for you being “really good” (sorry haven’t heard you play, I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt), it wont get you into colleges. Especially clarinets- there are just way too many good ones. You need to play extremely well and/or play an instrument that the college needs in order to use your music to get into colleges. I can tell you, UVA has an abundance of clarinets, same with UNC Chapel Hill. </p>