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<p>I so agree with this. I never cared what my kids majored in when they went to college. I wanted them to pursue their interests and they did. Along the way, they became educated. </p>
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<p>Agree with this. People make too much of an issue as to what one’s college major is. The point is that having a college degree educates you and makes you marketable in the work force. Many people in all sorts of majors are out there job hunting, not just performance majors. And so many people are working in fields unrelated to their major. Further, even if a performance major, one is equipped to work in many facets of the arts, not just onstage. </p>
<p>While I agree that not everyone who likes MT has what it takes to succeed, but entry into the MT college programs already is a “cut” of sorts. And of course, not everyone who graduates from one will succeed in the field, but this is true of many college majors.</p>