McNally Smith College of Music

[parkerjamison]

http://www.mcnallysmith.edu/

any body hear of it?
Know what its like?
Good school?
idk, just anything honestly

[emericagal182]

http://www.mcnallysmith.edu/

any body hear of it?
Know what its like?
Good school?
idk, just anything honestly

i'm starting there this fall, going for a BA in music business

[parkerjamison]

i'm starting there this fall, going for a BA in music business

let me know how it is

[emericagal182]

let me know how it is

will do.
i went to a camp there last summer for a week and absolutely loved it. the faculty is full of industry veterans in all different fields of the music industry and it's a really laid back environment

[kwsqd]

My friend went there and loved it.

[Back_in_Anger]

I live right by it and it looks nice

[reckoner]

will do.
i went to a camp there last summer for a week and absolutely loved it. the faculty is full of industry veterans in all different fields of the music industry and it's a really laid back environment

How do you like the school after a year? Feel like you're getting the right education?

[emericagal182]

How do you like the school after a year? Feel like you're getting the right education?

i really like it. i feel like the classes i've taken, minus one or two, have definitely been worthwhile, and are catered towards what i want to do. i did a 6 week internship in nyc at roadrunner this summer, and i definitely applied a lot of what i learned to what i was doing. i have heard from people who are performance majors, that they don't think it's as worthwhile, and i know a few people who decided to transfer for this year. i'd say that if you were to go for business or recording, it's definitely worthwhile. plus there's such a great opportunity to network.
i've decided to just do the associates program, rather than the bachelor's, only because i feel like a lot of the classes you're required to take for the 4 year program would be a waste of my money, and not worthwhile. it's an expensive school, and i don't want to pay for classes i don't think will benefit me. i plan on finishing my bachelor's online or at a cheaper school down the line.

[xshady121]

"Hip Hop Diploma" ? HAHA.

[reckoner]

i really like it. i feel like the classes i've taken, minus one or two, have definitely been worthwhile, and are catered towards what i want to do. i did a 6 week internship in nyc at roadrunner this summer, and i definitely applied a lot of what i learned to what i was doing. i have heard from people who are performance majors, that they don't think it's as worthwhile, and i know a few people who decided to transfer for this year. i'd say that if you were to go for business or recording, it's definitely worthwhile. plus there's such a great opportunity to network.
i've decided to just do the associates program, rather than the bachelor's, only because i feel like a lot of the classes you're required to take for the 4 year program would be a waste of my money, and not worthwhile. it's an expensive school, and i don't want to pay for classes i don't think will benefit me. i plan on finishing my bachelor's online or at a cheaper school down the line.

That's good to hear. I either want to major in production or business. Thanks for the input. Maybe I'll see you round campus.

[emericagal182]

That's good to hear. I either want to major in production or business. Thanks for the input. Maybe I'll see you round campus.

for sure!
let me know what you decide