<p>We’re almost to the one-week-left mark!!!</p>
<p>I really hope my music supplement was decent by Yale’s standards, lol. I had a terrible time recording it and it really wasn’t as good as I would have liked it to be… But at least I’m not a music major or anything :)</p>
<p>Hopefully that won’t be the reason for my deferral/rejection…</p>
<p>^terrence: recording all sorts of audition CDs and such has been such a pain in the butt :(</p>
<p>chibistar: piano - 13 years (i’m not that great haha), oboe - 5 years (hopefully my major). I actually attend an arts-focused high school right now. :]</p>
<p>@bluescreen - that is correct, although I hate actually writing the ego (I prefer to let the verb imply the person).<br>
@speakmusic14- in AP Vergile non sum, quod schola mea AP’s discipulis non offeret 
(praeter AP calculum), sed in latin IV sum, curriculumque examenis secutus summus.</p>
<p>semper ubi sub ubi.</p>
<p>Do many people submit theatre supplements? I haven’t really seen any from Yale?</p>
<p>^Ravenbelle: oh i have a ton of theater-major classmates at school who applied to yale. so probably.</p>
<p>musicalmish: If I end up going to Yale(!), I know it’s not first and foremost not a music school, but I really hope I will be able to participate in the great things they have there for voice, like the Yale Undergraduate Opera. I too recorded my CD because of audition type things, so we’ll see if I have to send it to Yale or not!</p>
<p>Oh and the friendly atmosphere is wat drew me to Yale too =)
Open-minded and to the liberal side.</p>
<p>But after reading the comments on the piece in YDN on the guy calling everyone sinners makes me think otherwise. A lot of the posters on there seem to be extremely intolerant, most of them are the liberals too! </p>
<p>I’m hoping though that it doesn’t show a holistic view but just those who post more extremely than they would behave in the real world??</p>
<p>@ musicalmish: REALLY??? Wow that’s really amazing as I didn’t think that many people went for Theatre majors … let alone from one school!</p>
<p>terrence: yea…actually, yale doesn’t have a super strong undergrad music program. but yale school of music…omg… :O! that 5 year BM/MM program was what really did it for me. I’m definitely not letting go of my academic stuff either, which is why i like yale so much.
As for the CD, (if you don’t already get accepted), you should totally send it! :)</p>
<p>I would say the Theatre major is thriving seeing as how Yale is so renowned for its Drama school.</p>
<p>You guys are just reposting the same thing a bazillion times</p>
<p>That yale is so friendly, open, socially-competent is already mention like what? A million times? maybe a thousand to get a more accurate representation. Its getting boring…</p>
<p>Ok then-</p>
<p>What do you guys NOT like about Yale? (besides the surrounding area)</p>
<p>I prefer the small-town atmosphere of Princeton, but I like Yale better as a university.</p>
<p>@ fresh101: did u read the whole post? i said i was questioning the open-mindedness</p>
<p>I’ve been to the town of Princeton, the college within it, and Westminster Choir College (part of Rider University). At all these places in the town, I loved the atmosphere as well. As xatuuatx said, though, I feel Yale “fits” me more.</p>
<p>Are you serious? I loved New Haven!!!</p>
<p>No, really.</p>
<p>^ xatuuatx; same with me! i love Princeton’s surroundings. if only yale was yale only located in princeton, haha.</p>
<p>i don’t like how you have to double major in order to be an IR major (or international studies as yale calls it)</p>
<p>I don’t like that the Yale School of Music is for graduates only :P.</p>
<p>Well, I go to Princeton all the time anyway since it’s so close to me. </p>
<p>Anyone ever had ice cream from the bent spoon ;)?</p>