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School lunch program turned around - SalemNews.com, Salem, MA

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Mon, 13 Jul 2009 14:10:00 GM

After all, the . school. lunch program had racked up a $45000 deficit after losing money for five years, and the superintendent wanted to privatize it. And here was Jeffers a cook saying cafeteria workers could save the program. ...

How Hard is the Juilliard School to get in to?
Q. I am a Freshman in high school and was wondering how hard was the Juilliard school to get in to? I know it's very hard, and I have only been playing the violin for 8 months, but have been accepted into my high school's 2nd best orchestra and have made much progress. If I were to practice very well and properly everyday for around 6-8 hours on school days and around 8-10 hours on weekends for the rest of my high school years, do I have a chance to get into Juilliard or any other very nice music school in the U.S.? P.S. I can also learn music at a very fast pace, and I also know how to play the guitar,piano, and clarinet.
Asked by Redfalcongirl - Fri Sep 21 23:36:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Really really really hard. They have a 7% acceptance rate... especially for an instrument like the violin.. its very competetive, you'll have to be the best of the best. If you're really determined to get in you should look into getting private lessons now, and maybe audition for some local youth orchestras. You'll need the experience. Like I said, they only accept 7% of applicants, but if its really your dream, go for it. Nobody thought I'd get into the school I got into either... Also, something to consider - Julliard is a hardcore conservatory. If you go there you will live, breath, and eat violin, and do absolutely nothing else. They don't have general education requirements like other colleges, so music is all you'll do, which may… [cont.]
Answered by ??? - Sat Sep 22 00:43:22 2007