<p>She might also want to look at the MM programs in Music Theatre at Boston Conservatory and others that offer an MM with a focus in musical theatre…</p>
<p>Arizona State University (MM)
Boston Conservatory (MM)
New York University: Steinhardt (MA Vocal Performance w/ MT concentration)
Oklahoma City University (MM)
University of Montana (MM)</p>
<p>If her passion if Musical Theatre, she could also consider taking a year to pursue her passion, continue studying classically. At that point decide about graduate programs in voice. It is already october, and many MM programs in VP require a pre-screening CD… particularly for women… particularly sopranos (if that is her voice type). She may want to take a year to audition for MT, continue studying, and take more time to look into VP options. I know quite a few people who have been admitted to high level vocal performance programs after taking a year off after undergrad… some of them did this because they were dual degree in undergrad with Music Education, and still had to student teach in the fall after they completed four years of course work.</p>
<p>MANY school have MM degrees in VP. Do her teachers in her MT program (who are encouraging her to look at VP) have any suggestions for her? </p>
<p>Has she had the music background, foreign language diction background, and music history background as a part of her undergraduate MT program?</p>
<p>What are her ultimate goals?<br>
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