Musicians Institute

Date: Nov 11 2008
Major: Music - Performance (This Major's Salary over time)
Alot of these reviews are really up and down. I guess everyone will have a different experience and even at a point where I had a super difficult experience with someone at the school I still made the best of it. My attitude was that I spent ALOT of $$ to come here and I wasn't about to mess it up because of some idiot..so I didn't. He's the arrogant one.

This school is not for everyone I mean after a few weeks of each quarter students would drop out like flies!! But some people can't deal and some people can. This school is definiteley a what you put in it is what you get out of it. The classes were small and more focused and yea the grades are somewhat easy to get but if you are serious you work your ass off anyway because ultimately its not the grade primarily. You are there to be better at your instrument and rule period! I got a lot of information way more than I could have practically handled but today I still find the course folders useful and I went to this school and not any other because it had more up to date styles of music and that meant I could really play the hell out of Rock and Metal all I wanted!! Or even funk. There are a million of other schools that you can do music in but then you have to settle for jazz, they don't have metal at all. So its about time there is something out there for everyone. Who has time for a relationship anyway..there is so much to do. Nightlife I found my classmates my closest friends even to this day whether they live in Hollyweird or Sweden or Switzerland. I still keep in touch with them all. IF its one thing I missed is having that sense of community with my fellow classmates.

Last I love having my alumni pass. I'd rather go to M.I to rehearse every weekend for six hrs a day than go to a studio and pay 10-15 dollars an hr for the same.