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Old 02-07-2005, 10:40 PM
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hi, just a question for everyone, does anybody know high schools involving general studies (like math, english etc) and at the same time in-depth Musical Studies? There must be some , but I cant seem to find any, at least not for my budget. Does anyone know of any ?? Preferably not very expensive....?

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Old 02-07-2005, 10:45 PM
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Old 02-07-2005, 10:55 PM
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I think i know what you mean.....correct me if im wrong.

Your after a high school that have a music subject which is beyond the average Joe?!!?

What i can suggest is talking to your school councillor. I know that here in OZ a high school student can study subject externally at a college and have the credit transferred to their high school certificate. The positive of doing this, is that if you want to go on and study music in college, you are already starting to you college course while in high school. The only problem is you need to make sure you fill all the other subject requirements (most of the time this doesnt cause too much of a problem).

I know, that’s what I did….. but I did electronics not music (stupid me :evil: :) ). Like I said talk to your councillor and they could offer you some options. Obviously education may be a lot different between Mexico and Australia.

see how you go....dont know if you dont ask


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Old 02-07-2005, 10:58 PM
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at this moment am looking for highschools but am also intersted in colleges , so anything would be really helpful right now...

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at this moment am looking for highschools but am also intersted in colleges , so anything would be really helpful right now...

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well see if you can do both like i said....
can always go to night school :shock: :shock:
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Old 02-07-2005, 11:06 PM
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thanks afkar, am looking for a different aproach, to put it in other words u could say am looking for a version of any good musical college as a high school , in order for me to start preparing myself for a music career. But I need that highschool to include regular clases such as math or english. So as I said any information is veeery useful right now , thanks man...
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no worries dude, good luck.....
hope what i said helped :? :)
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I know about a high school in Argentina (I think is in Buenos Aires or something like that) where they had like a morning shift and an afternoon shift. In the morning you would see all the "regular" subjects you get in high school (like math, english and stuff) and on the afternoon you get all the musical subjects. I think that's a very interesting idea for an educational institution.
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Old 02-08-2005, 09:20 PM
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I think Julliard has some sort of high/middle school program (JR went there when he was 9 I believe).
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