<p>I’m a current UG at MSM, but I have many many grad student friends.
In terms of performance opportunities, a lot depends on his voice type, as nycm alluded. Simply because he’s a guy he’ll already be sought after for the different productions on campus.</p>
<p>I will say this: The value of being in New York and all the connections that entails is worth everything. At any other school in the country, no matter how good, the question always remains-- how and when will I get to New York? The answer is always-- the sooner the better. If he wants a performance career, he needs to make the move. Your career can’t start until you’re in the city.</p>
<p>I previously attended a small liberal arts college where I was the star. I was the lead in everything. But I transferred to MSM before my junior year, and although I have had a few roles, it’s obviously nothing like my old school (a “small pond”). However, this has made me more focused, serious and realistic about my career. </p>
<p>NYC is a sharp learning curve.</p>