WT (West Texas State Uni.). Don't worry, it's not a very "heard of" school. It's big, though, here in West TX. It's got a real good music program there, as well as a marching band and drumline. Plus, it's like 5 hours away from home. I'm mainly going there because my mom went there, every BD from my town went there, and I just feel at home there...for a college. Going for Music Ed. and...I'm contemplating over Composition or (perc.)Pedagogy. Haven't decided that part yet.

My first choice is UNT, but it probably will not happen so I guess The University of Southern Mississippi for snare and Music ed.

If you are going to college in Florida, I think the University of Central Florida is the best overall percussion experience any college has to offer. The pedagogy is a copy of UNT, but updated and improved, and Jeff Moore and Kirk thuper are the teachers there and do a great job. The percussion studio has graduated many successful percussionists and the drumline is always good. The kind of people that are in the studio; the snare tech for Crown, front ensemble tech for Teal Sound, tenor tech for Boston graduated from the studio, many band directors in the Orlando area graduated from the studio, and Jeff taught and wrote for Madison many years and Kirk marched Star and won Timpani I&E. It is a really good program; the best in Florida.

Either University of Arizona or Purdue University...only because those are the drumlines I grew up listening to.

I'm going to the University of Toledo to hopefully play Quints for the Rocket Marching Band.

I'm going to go to UT because they've got a pretty good music program, and my dad is an alumni.

Either MTSU, or UT. That's where all of the drummers from my school go if they want to drum. Plus I love both the lines. And I am familiar with them. Oh, and it in-state.

I going to Georgia Tech, mainly because of the school, but the drumline was a factor as well.

I would like to go to either U.N.Tex. or U.Tex. becuase I familiar with them and they aren't that far away.

I've been thinking about Texas State University. They have a pretty good drumline, I like the battey instructor, and they have a good overall music program, which is important to me scince I sing also.

I really want to go to FSU or UNc chapel hill but I wil probably end up at western carolina or NC state