The Dance program has amazing faculty that really care for each student. Small classes and lots of personal attention and corrections. The school is really expensive, but gives phenomenal training for a professional career. It gets tricky if you grew up below the poverty line like me.

This school is crazy expencive, but you do get one of the best art educations in the world.

As a theater student, I enjoy watching musicals and plays in Boston, and the theaters are always having student rush tickets with are usually $10-$15 instead of the regular $70 price.

It is very costly to attend this school. It is a joke that the students who attend the conservatory are either extremely well off or are living off a ton of loans.

It's expensive, not going to lie. And they only give out merit scholarships; they're not really need-based. You better move off-campus after your freshman year and get an apartment; that might be the only way you'll be able to afford this place because room+board through the conservatory is expensive. Admittedly a lot of people who attend BoCo are rich. I don't know if any music degree is worth a tuition of almost $40,000/year (which is one reason I'm transferring out), but if you can afford it, I'd go for it.