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I got accepted to all three as a musical theatre major (besides Northwestern where i will intend to audition for the MT Certificate program during my freshman year...), and i am having a hard time deciding between them. I realize that they are all very different schools, with different aspects to each program, but what do you guys reccomend? Anything i should now about each program that might help me make a decision?
I cannot speak about the three schools' theater majors but I can say that I absolutely love Northwestern. It is a wonderful school, on the lake, right outside of Chicago. It was my first choice and I was rejected. Congratulations on your acceptances! They are all wonderful schools! (BTW I also love NYU, it is a close second).
wow~~that's a very impressive list! congrats! the atmospheres of these schools are so different; which one would be best for you really depends on your interests. i don't know about UCLA, but it seems that CA schools are much more geared towards film. i live near northwestern, and i love the area. it's in a city (and close to chicago), but it's not overwealming. NYU is much more urban. the theatre programs at both are fantasic. try visiting boht and see which place feels better to you.
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