<p>I've been going to the college prep program for 2 weeks now, and I've been thinking a lot about colleges. I really need to get down where I'm going so I can start prepping for the auditions (ah!). I haven't visited any colleges I want to go to yet, but I plan doing that in August. I want to go into Music Education and I'll be auditioning on piano.
Here are the schools I've been thinking about:
-Peabody at JHU
-Steinhardt School at NYU
-Ithaca
-Hartt School at Hartford
-Schulich School of Music at McGill
-a SUNY (Purchase, Fredonia, Potsdam? Not sure which has a Music Ed program)
-potentially Eastman School of Music?</p>
<p>So, a couple of questions:
1. By listing them, which do you think is the highest rated to the lowest rated? (in other words, best to worst? I know each school is good in its own way, but looking at them overall.)
2. Any other suggestions for me to look into for Music Education?
3. How many schools do you think I should limit myself to? 5 or 6 I was thinking.
4. For the pianists out there: For the required repertoire, how long did it take you to learn the pieces? Or did you mostly use pieces that you already know?</p>
<p>Thanks so much for reading- and please reply, I could REALLY use some suggestions! I'll be the first one in my family going to college for music, my other 3 siblings went for computer engineering, neurology/biology, and art, haha. Thanks again!</p>