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 Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 7:55 pm
I love band. I just switched from trumpet to horn and I love it. My BD says I'm really good and better than sophmores in the upper band so I'll most definitely move up and get a spot in the show next year. I've been in it long enough to be a part of my own family, I don't think I'd trade it for anything.
But scheduling might undo it all. I'm scheduling for my sophmore year. I'm supposedly focusing on Health, but I don't want to anymore in the first place. The thing is we have to choose a career cluster in which we want to focus our studies in, and Health would completely overlap it. My scedule is the basic 4 classes, PE, French, and then 2 electives. I have to take one health course but that cancels out band. And then in junior and senior year I can't take it at all. I'll have an internship for college credit but no band! Band can most definitely get me a scholarship. Not a full one, but hey, money in the pocket.
I have no clue if I'll even continue with music or health. I don't know what I'm going to do in 10 years.. Or 4... Or 8.. Heck, the rest of my life. But I love band. Band has become my life, I can't live without it.
So today I decided to change courses. Once I'm out of Health I can't go back in, but I personally don't see myself becoming a veterinarian like I wanted to or save lives because I know I'll see them die and I'm quite sentimental, overly sentimental really. And blood gives me the creeps. I love the people though, but most of the ones I talk to are in band so I'm not gonna be missing too much. But then I don't know any careers in the Music field that would please both me and my parents. I'm not putting rock star, maybe musical therapist? Feedback would be nice gonk
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:46 pm
Musical therapy would be a good compromise. Music education would be, too, if you like the person-to-person aspect of the medical field.
Either way, I congratulate you on coming up with a sensible solution. 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 4:37 pm
lugiosmuzz Musical therapy would be a good compromise. Music education would be, too, if you like the person-to-person aspect of the medical field. Either way, I congratulate you on coming up with a sensible solution. 3nodding Thanks. I think I am going to switch to the performing arts house, I just found out I have a blood skirmish >.<
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 3:41 pm
KaiKashi Shion Thanks. I think I am going to switch to the performing arts house, I just found out I have a blood skirmish >.< Just avoid all that fake blood in the drama department. xD Your signature is epic, by the way.
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Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 1:41 pm
lugiosmuzz Musical therapy would be a good compromise. Music education would be, too, if you like the person-to-person aspect of the medical field. Either way, I congratulate you on coming up with a sensible solution. 3nodding Yeah for combinations! (I'm doing the same thing with art, thus expressive arts therapy. Music is included.) Also this way, you're on a track that can easily be changed since it has credits in various classes. Music ed is always good too, just see how you work around kids. Maybe try out a theory class. Best of luck!
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Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 2:16 pm
Kavalnir lugiosmuzz Musical therapy would be a good compromise. Music education would be, too, if you like the person-to-person aspect of the medical field. Either way, I congratulate you on coming up with a sensible solution. 3nodding Yeah for combinations! (I'm doing the same thing with art, thus expressive arts therapy. Music is included.) Also this way, you're on a track that can easily be changed since it has credits in various classes. Music ed is always good too, just see how you work around kids. Maybe try out a theory class. Best of luck! Thanks. I found a way to stay in Health and double block band all four years >w< I may not be able to take theory when I'm a senior but I'll get a good bit of both.
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Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 4:42 pm
How have I not mentioned that your signature is freakishly awesome?! :O "Boot to the head", indeed. =w=
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