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Do colleges like if you do music intensives?

*repost--I posted this in the wrong category*

So, I've been singing for forever but taking classical lessons for just about a year. I've been told that I'm progressing nicely, but the lessons alone don't cover everything I should know. So, consequently, I've started doing intensives this year to amass more knowledge. I'm already doing one based on music theory for the singer, and I'll be attending a week-long intensive in August. Hopefully, I'll find more during the school year.

I've been wondering if this makes one look more attractive to prospective colleges. I'm a rising junior in high school and would like to double major in college---one of the majors having to do with classical voice. So, does this help my chances or is it nothing special?

Update:

Oh, and the upcoming intensive is hosted by a place that has a youth chorus. If I were to get asked to join, would that be good as well?

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  • Anonymous
    7 years ago

    It may be counted as merit but there's no guarantee specially if you're not applying for a music related major. The only way to find out is of course to apply.

    Have you decided on your major yet? If not, see http://bitly.com/1kXtY4w. As for school options, see http://bitly.com/19Wfl8K.

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