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im a roc
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
United States745 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-12-21 04:49:52
March 30 2013 06:46 GMT
#1
Hey TLers!

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EDIT: Thanks for the input to everyone who commented. Always appreciated, cheers to all.

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MysteryMeat1
Profile Blog Joined June 2011
United States3292 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-03-30 07:31:59
March 30 2013 07:29 GMT
#2
I think you should either go to UW madison or Luther College 44k a year one, i think thats the one with the scholarship one.

This way you can come up with the 25k a year which both of those qualify for. The next step after narrowing it down would be to decide, do you want to make your living as a singer or as a physicist. If you want to do physics then choose UW Madison if you want to do singing then choose the other one.

Also some private schools will shell out additional scholarships based on your gpa. SPU over here will give you 5k-15k based on gpa and some additional stuff for which department your applying to.


As for the city thing, the bigger the city the more chance to party and find new people, while the other school your options are a little limited but you should still find a close group of friends pretty easy.


I think you will find that no matter which school you choose you will find some where/one to hang out

FINAL EDIT: If you don't know exactly what you want to do choosing a bigger school gives you a wider access to courses
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jrkirby
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States1510 Posts
March 30 2013 07:31 GMT
#3
I'm at a big in-state school (UIUC), and I'm loving it. So if I were you, I'd probably pick UW Madison. Also, if you want an easy time finding an awesome and high paying job, I'd consider Computer Science. It's a lot of fun, and a very in demand trade. It sounds like you would do fine at it.

While singing is a lot of fun, and I'm sure you enjoy it, I would recommend not doing it as more than a hobby unless you're really, really good at it. Music is one of those things where you really have to invest yourself in completely to make any real occupation at all, and even then, it'll still not be very high paying unless you're both really talented and really lucky.

Physics is a bit better than a music major, but you might as well get an engineering degree instead, unless you want to teach or something. A lot of the coursework is the same.

So yeah, I definitely recommend taking a CS class your first semester and seeing how much you like it if you're not completely sure what you want to do.
randommuch
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
United States370 Posts
March 30 2013 07:38 GMT
#4
It seems you're not looking very far at all when choosing a college? Did you ever consider going to school on the coast? Just an idea.

Btw, Lawrence university will be rough if you go there. I have a close friend attending there and let me tell you the amount of time studying for gen eds and major classes seriously outweighs the time spent socializing; that school is rigorous. If you're into that though, great school for you. One of the best music/science programs too which fits your singing/physics majors perfectly.
UW madison being such a big school you wont get the same attention from your professors as you may like coming from such a small high school. However on the other hand going to a school with less than a couple thousand students may seem sort of isolating in terms of that college experience of being able to meet tons of new people without issues. I know it may seem weird saying that with 2000+ people at a school, but I currently go to a uni with 12k students and you start seeing a lot of familiar faces faster than you'd expect.

In all honesty, the first two years of college really don't matter. You're going to be doing gen eds no matter where you go and they're practically the same at every college. Put yourself someplace new, why not? You don't really have any other chance in life to have this many options on places to live and the different cultures to experience. If you end up not liking where you go, just transfer.

My 2 cents ^.^
Cheers in choosing your school.
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ieatkids5
Profile Blog Joined September 2004
United States4628 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-03-30 07:40:53
March 30 2013 07:38 GMT
#5
unless you or your parents have the money to spend, go to UW Madison. college really is what you make of it, and you can make going to a cheaper school a great experience. spend the money you saved on something better.
Juliette
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
United States6003 Posts
March 30 2013 07:58 GMT
#6
visit the campuses. pick the one you end up liking the most. although dont go broke. i'd say madison but if you dont like it there then what can you do.
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BirdKiller
Profile Joined January 2011
United States428 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-03-30 08:25:06
March 30 2013 08:24 GMT
#7
I would pick UW Madison unless you strongly believe it's worth to go into about $100,000 in debt assuming you graduate in 4 years from other colleges. UW Madison has the best physics department out of those choices, and by best, I mean having some recognition in academia, the rest probably only very few heard of when it comes to research/studies in physics.

Initially you'll be mindful about the reputation and rigor a university offers, but then beginning in your second or third year, you won't give a damn as you're going to be too worried trying to keep your grades up.
Recognizable
Profile Blog Joined December 2011
Netherlands1552 Posts
March 30 2013 09:32 GMT
#8
Physics and singing is one badass combination. Anyway, I can't really help you sorry
DarkPlasmaBall
Profile Blog Joined March 2010
United States44269 Posts
March 30 2013 11:23 GMT
#9
How is it three of your four colleges have poor music programs, yet you can see yourself doing music (alongside physics, etc.) in college? You apparently take music so seriously that that's what you're talking about in the cons...

But let's assume that you don't want to be a singer or in a music program, because you'd need to be much better than you actually are right now (based on how you're saying that you're decent at singing... you're not nearly as good as the applicants who are deadset on music programs). Either way, they're all comparable colleges at face value, so take the one that's half the price of the others (UW Madison) and then enjoy learning city life. You don't want to be in twice as much debt when you get out of your four years, and you never know if you want to end up pursuing a higher degree that may cost even more money. If you actually get $25,000 per year (via scholarships or whatever), then you're looking at $100,000 in debt for three of those colleges, versus $0 debt.

College is largely what you make of it, and as far as large vs. small class sizes are concerned, all introductory classes are going to be big and then your class sizes get smaller as you take higher-level and more focused courses. That's the case for all colleges in general. While it sucks to be treated like a statistic instead of a person, that's a reality for many classes (and it's not the case for many others), so that shouldn't hold you back too much.

Half-price, but ~same education = do it. Especially since you don't have a particular passion (to the point of knowing exactly what your major is) and you considered all of these good colleges at face value. UW Madison.
"There is nothing more satisfying than looking at a crowd of people and helping them get what I love." ~Day[9] Daily #100
Burrfoot
Profile Blog Joined July 2012
United States1176 Posts
March 30 2013 11:31 GMT
#10
Madison, no contest. Having had a weird ass interview with some medical software company there, the city is pretty nice.
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jamesr12
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
United States1549 Posts
March 30 2013 12:47 GMT
#11
Madison, Open shut in my mind
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RDaneelOlivaw
Profile Joined April 2011
Vatican City State733 Posts
March 30 2013 14:18 GMT
#12
On March 30 2013 20:31 Burrfoot wrote:
Madison, no contest. Having had a weird ass interview with some medical software company there, the city is pretty nice.

Haha Epic? Ya, weird company. The pay they offer is so ridiculous though
Servius_Fulvius
Profile Joined August 2009
United States947 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-12-21 04:07:56
March 30 2013 14:41 GMT
#13
On March 30 2013 15:46 im a roc wrote:
[edit]


First of all, dump the "I'm above my peers consistently" attitude. You're a big fish in a small pond. Good job on the accomplishments, but leave it at high school.

It seems like the liberal arts schools are in the mix because you want to sing with them. Do you plan on making music your major? If not, then the liberal arts schools probably aren't for you, academically speaking.

Ultimately, you have to go with what feels most right. Assuming you've visited all the schools, you need to ask yourself: "Where am I most comfortable?" "Where can I see myself in three years?" "What fit with my personality the best?". Saving a ton of money at state school doesn't mean crap if you're miserable, and taking out $150,000 in loans may be worth it if you're unhappy (edited).

Let your emotions have a say in the matter!

It's ok if you're worried about giving up singing or putting it on the backburner, I was a beastly trombonist in high school and loved every minute of it. I majored in engineering and had to pick between one school which would let me do marching/concert band and another that wouldn't. The first school was Big 10 and the second was a nobody-state school. I picked the latter because the people and the campus atmosphere meshed so well with my personality that I felt right at home. Sure, I gave up playing trombone, but I had a FANTASTIC undergrad experience. Now I'm in grad school and yeah, I may have gotten into a school higher than top 50 had I gone elsewhere, but that's a big "maybe" that means nothing in the long-run.
Stratos_speAr
Profile Joined May 2009
United States6959 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-12-21 04:08:19
March 30 2013 15:23 GMT
#14
[edit]



First, your last school is confusing. Luther is in Decorah, Iowa, and as far as I know, there is no Luther in the Twin Cities and I live here. Oh, I see you meant Macalester. Macalester is a nice school and the Twin Cities is honestly one of the best places in the country to live (arts, sports, theatre, music, recreation, etc. You name it, the Twin Cities has it and does it well. Low crime, clean, very green for a metro area, very easy to get out into the Minnesota wilderness and enjoy the great weather, etc. etc. etc). Furthermore, it's not like it's easy academically (I'm surprised you think UW Madison is higher than it). However, you are right; there isn't much of a music program and, overall, there aren't as many opportunities. If you're going to do a liberal arts college, do something like St. Olaf (bias alert!) or Luther.

That said, I am incredibly biased (I go to St. Olaf College), but I'd say go to Luther. It's highly respected academically and it has a fantastic music program that's very well-respected (doing music at Luther won't really lose you anything, since you're not focusing on it). You'll get a huge amount of opportunities for things like sports, music, extracurricular activities, and studying abroad. Furthermore, my best friend from childhood goes there, and I here awesome things about it all the time.

Again, I'm probably biased, but I wouldn't recommend UW Madison. It's a huge university and it's academics are good for a university, but since you're staying in the Midwest, if you really want to go all out on academic value, I'd definitely aim for a liberal arts college. They're all very rigorous academically (at least here in the upper Midwest) and the liberal arts degree will get you a lot of intangibles/experience that actually translates quite well after college (if you actually make it work; the bonus of a liberal arts degree doesn't just fall into your lap. You have to actually put it to use). A liberal arts degree isn't the most common thing in the world, and if you can make something out of it, you will get very far with it. Employers and graduate schools alike actually have a good amount of respect for them, especially from more well-known liberal arts schools like Luther.

As for living in a big city, it'll make you a lot more independent. Schools like Luther, St. Olaf, Lawrence, Carleton, etc. definitely give you opportunities to be more independent, but generally, you'll have a more general residential experience that is in a slight "bubble" (unless you really try to escape it). Going to a larger city will force you to be more independent. Conversely, schools in larger cities don't have the cohesive sense of community that these other schools do.

A note about finances; while it's very smart to try to avoid student debt, I wouldn't limit yourself to UW Madison just because of finances. While student loans fucking suck, the liberal arts colleges you're considering are awesome and your college experience there will be so unlike a large university that you won't even recognize it. The incredibly intimate residential experience, the fact that you can get so much interaction with professors, the huge amount of opportunities with extracurriculars, the fantastic study abroad options, will really be worth it, even if you have to take some debt. Obviously if it just isn't feasible to take debt, don't do it, but you shouldn't rule out student loans. I am quite a bit into student debt by going to St. Olaf, and I can easily tell you that every penny was worth it. Oh, and no, you won't end up $100,000 in debt unless you're a complete moron. Debt sucks, but is manageable.

Another random note; on liberal arts degrees. If you go to a liberal arts school, for the love of God, do other things. You cannot just sit in your room and do homework. You need to be involved in a variety of things; music/sports, various clubs (for instance, I swing dance, and I teach it here since I've been doing it for a while. I also play Taiko drums), study abroad (this is a BIG opportunity), do internships, volunteer work, etc. Especially if you go into the sciences, one of the huge boons of doing a liberal arts degree is that not only can you talk about why you're degree is good for a job, but why it has helped you develop into a better person overall.

The last great note about a liberal arts college is that it's a fantastic place to double major. You have no idea how many philosophy/pre-med people I know, or music/pre-med, or whatever weird ass combination you can think of (nursing/studio art, a language with just about anything, economics and philosophy, all kinds of cool combinations). Having this kind of background can get you some surprising opportunities. Not only this, you aren't tied down. I've switched degrees about 6 times and I'm still graduating in four years with plenty of opportunities. You can try a LOT of this at a liberal arts college that you just can't at a big university.

That said, if you are very single-track-minded and just want to railroad your way into physics, UW Madison is probably your best bet. Liberal arts schools are for people to expand their horizons (cheesy, I know), get a lot of varied experience in different things, and generally just develop as people and explore. Liberal arts colleges really can't be beat for this, but if you're sure on where you want to go, bigger universities are really good at getting you there. The other main advantage that a large university will have is in the job department. Liberal arts degrees can definitely serve well in getting a job, but a bigger university degree will probably do better (partly due to the recognition factor). By contrast, unless it's really a TOP public university, a liberal arts degree will almost always serve you better if you are going to graduate school. Graduate admissions people look for more development than just "can I do this job". Furthermore, your average liberal arts school is regarded as more academically rigorous than your average public university.

Sorry for the jumbled response, I'm watching a soccer game while typing this and I just threw down my thoughts rather incoherently. If you have any more questions about a liberal arts school, post or send me a PM. I'm just about to graduate from one, so I can give you a lot of info, especially about the ones around the upper Midwest.
A sound mind in a sound body, is a short, but full description of a happy state in this World: he that has these two, has little more to wish for; and he that wants either of them, will be little the better for anything else.
goofyballer
Profile Joined January 2013
United States136 Posts
March 30 2013 17:16 GMT
#15
I have to imagine you'll get laid way more at UW Madison than any of the other choices, how has this not been discussed yet???
Stratos_speAr
Profile Joined May 2009
United States6959 Posts
March 30 2013 17:45 GMT
#16
On March 31 2013 02:16 goofyballer wrote:
I have to imagine you'll get laid way more at UW Madison than any of the other choices, how has this not been discussed yet???


You'd be surprised what a bunch of "conservative" Lutheran girls will do...
A sound mind in a sound body, is a short, but full description of a happy state in this World: he that has these two, has little more to wish for; and he that wants either of them, will be little the better for anything else.
farvacola
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
United States18825 Posts
March 30 2013 17:52 GMT
#17
I only know one person who went to Lawrence. She was homeschooled until 9th grade, and throughout high school, she was incredibly sheltered and would balk at even the mention that kids would *gasp* drink alcohol underage. Then she went to Lawrence, started smoking weed, and became really cool. She studied Music Ed there, and having sang with her in theatre and choral shows in hs, I can tell you that her praise for their choral program is authoritative and well-deserved. I'd highly recommend giving Lawrence a good deal of consideration; it sounds like a truly awesome liberal arts school for someone in music.
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babylon
Profile Blog Joined April 2011
8765 Posts
March 30 2013 18:46 GMT
#18
On March 30 2013 23:18 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:
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On March 30 2013 20:31 Burrfoot wrote:
Madison, no contest. Having had a weird ass interview with some medical software company there, the city is pretty nice.

Haha Epic? Ya, weird company. The pay they offer is so ridiculous though

My friend just turned down an offer @ Epic to go work elsewhere (-$15k but better career prep for her path and more prestige). I do agree they pay absurdly well though.
docvoc
Profile Blog Joined July 2011
United States5491 Posts
March 30 2013 19:29 GMT
#19
Guy, go to UW madison or Luther, don't worry about school's you'd have to pull out loans for. Not worth it dude, you will have the best time if you don't have to do that dude .
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Burrfoot
Profile Blog Joined July 2012
United States1176 Posts
March 30 2013 20:07 GMT
#20
On March 31 2013 03:46 babylon wrote:
Show nested quote +
On March 30 2013 23:18 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:
On March 30 2013 20:31 Burrfoot wrote:
Madison, no contest. Having had a weird ass interview with some medical software company there, the city is pretty nice.

Haha Epic? Ya, weird company. The pay they offer is so ridiculous though

My friend just turned down an offer @ Epic to go work elsewhere (-$15k but better career prep for her path and more prestige). I do agree they pay absurdly well though.


Not to get too far off topic, but I wasn't a programmer but they wanted me to do programming or seomthing, so their offer to me was pretty terrible. Good for a new grad I guess, but I agree, that company doesn't have much upside for career options from what I saw.

To the OP: don't listen to all the dreamers saying "do what you love man!". Do what makes money. Do what you love on the weekends. If those are really your only 4 options, have fun in Madison!
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