<p>Congratulations to SimpleLife and son, gyoun09, nysoprano, whynotdreambig and daughter, and AliT0173 and daughter.</p>
<p>AliT0173, sorry for missing your post the first time around. Thank you for reposting the Oklahoma University acceptance and good luck to your daughter with her other schools and the scholarships. Waiting is hard, but it will be over soon enough.</p>
<p>Thank you, BassDad. Itâs nice to be able to watch this forum and know weâre not alone in the wait.</p>
<p>D accepted at CCPA (Roosevelt University) for MM in Vocal Performance, so thatâs one down! I really donât understand why most schools havenât notified their Masters applicants by the required date, especially since the students have only until 4/15 to accept and get the deposit in. Undergrads are hearing much earlier than usual and long before the date of 4/1, but most of Dâs friends are still in the dark about this too.
At least she can sleep easy tonight!</p>
<p>Congratulations to MezzoâsMama and daughter.</p>
<p>New member here! Although I have been lurking for a few months⊠</p>
<p>D was accepted at Berklee - $10,000 scholarship for VP, and Hartt School - $15,000 music scholarship for VP</p>
<p>D accepted for VP BM at SUNY Fredonia, Purchase Conservatory, Crane-Potsdam, Univ. Of Delaware-$5,000 Merit award, and (as previously submitted) Westminster Choir College-$16,000 Scholarship. 5 downâŠ3 more to go! Good luck to everyone who is still waiting! Thanks to Bass Dad for keeping us all informed!</p>
<p>My son was accepted by SFCM, MM Vocal Performance. Yay. I love that heâs heard back from 3 of his schools now. Three more to go. :)</p>
<p>Congratulations to ctclassjazz and daughter, lisanic and daughter, and SimpleLife and son.</p>
<p>What an astonishing number of singers we have on the list this year.</p>
<p>lisanic, thank you and all the other posters for keeping me informed so that I can compile the list.</p>
<p>^Huh. I hadnât noticed that until you mentioned it, BassDad. That really is an astonishing number of singers. Far more singers than instrumentalists, it seems, so far.</p>
<p>By my count, 32 singers so far out of 62 different screen names reporting acceptances. While not far more singers than instrumentalists total, certainly far more singers than practitioners of any given instrument. Also, in comparison to past years, a profusion of saxophones (4) and a paucity of violins (2).</p>
<p>Thanks again BassDad. Now that you mention it, it is true. But whether vocalists, or instrumentalists, It really is helpful reading all of the posts, and hearing about everyoneâs experiences. So comforting to know there are others going through the same up and down ride!</p>
<p>It really is interesting. And after you mentioned the large number of singers, I went back to your list and also immediately noticed the paucity of violins and profusion of saxophones. Strange how different the numbers are from previous years!</p>
<p>Son was accepted to Cornish College of the Arts with some scholarship money but probably not enough to attend there. His first acceptance, so that is a nice start. BM trombone performance</p>
<p>Congratulations to CalMTMom and son.</p>
<p>I suppose we should be grateful that this thread is not entirely about sax and violins.</p>
<p>(Sorry but, since violadad is no longer around, someone had to do it.)</p>
<p>^Hahaahaa! violindad would have loved that quip!</p>
<p>Oh greatâŠmore vocalists applying for the same handful of spots. More to worry about until April 1st.</p>
<p>nysoprano, we are in the same boat, although we are pretty much applying in the Northeast.</p>
<p>My D finally got her acceptance letter from University of Missouri-Columbia for Vocal Performance (soprano). One of the profs has been emailing her back and forth all week, so I knew it was coming. She also received a $3000 scholarship.</p>
<p>Accepted into Jacobs at Indiana University for vocal performance! (soprano)</p>