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Essay (5) | Essays are very important in the application process.  Music - Performance
| Jul 12 2010 |
LU students are a certain type. The school does not require a test score to get it, but they expect the other aspects of the application (especially the essay) to speak for you. If you are passionate and have a good high school track record, you will be fine. The conservatory is much more competitive to get into, as is to be expected. Even if you don't get into the BMus program, you can still take private lessons and play in a wide variety of ensembles, or just audition again. Either way, it's a win-win. Language - French/Spanish/etc.
| Jun 09 2010 |
Be original. I had solid grades, pretty good test scores, and had a job in high school. But I also wrote a kick-ass essay for my application, interviewed, visited, and made clear that I'm not a boring kid. Students in my class have created new languages, been in the army, and written novels. One kid helped baboons in Africa. Within freshman year we've put up solar panels. Basically, everyone's a little quirky. It's necessary. I feel like good creative essays definately helped me get in. In high school I was also involved with a lot of activities and took challenging classes (which sometimes hurt my GPA). |
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