thinking about adding a minor to my degree.

[jonathan_matos5]

i am a music education major, and i am thinking about adding Spanish as a minor.

am i frigging nuts?

wouldn't officially be able to do this until spring semester. perhaps ill have to talk to one of the academic counselors

[iamlowsound]

You don't have to have a minor? In Canada is pretty much required.

lowsound

[jonathan_matos5]

Originally Posted by iamlowsound

You don't have to have a minor? In Canada is pretty much required.

lowsound

you can get a 4 year degree in nothing here in the states.

music education is actually considered a double major because you have to take the classes on teaching, psychology, and music. hence the am i frigging nuts thread.

[Thor]

Anything you can add to your CV is a plus when you are out looking for a job.

I would suggest a MA in teaching if you are interested in working in teaching Music at the secondary level. Big +1
for the job search.

[iamlowsound]

Originally Posted by jonathan_matos5

you can get a 4 year degree in nothing here in the states.

music education is actually considered a double major because you have to take the classes on teaching, psychology, and music. hence the am i frigging nuts thread.

In Canada you have to have an actual "major", but you can usually just make one up after four years.

lowsound

[jonathan_matos5]

Originally Posted by Thor

Anything you can add to your CV is a plus when you are out looking for a job.

I would suggest a MA in teaching if you are interested in working in teaching Music at the secondary level. Big +1
for the job search.

yes i know without a masters in music you are only qualified to learn more.

i plan to get a masters and teach while working on a doctorate.

Spanish would give me the ability to either teach Spanish, or look for employment in Spanish speaking countries

[heroincredible]

Originally Posted by iamlowsound

You don't have to have a minor? In Canada is pretty much required.

lowsound

You don't HAVE to have a minor in Canada. I know plenty of people who have a major and thats it. Heck, I didn't declare a minor until halfway through my education.

[Rune Bivrin]

What about augmented or diminished? Wouldn't that be more exciting?

[Mark Latimour]

Originally Posted by jonathan_matos5

i am thinking about adding Spanish as a minor.

I used to carry a Spanish minor around with me for menial tasks. Fernando was quite useful and always happy to oblige. However, his mother got upset and now I use a Korean minor. Little Jung Kee is also a great asset. I say go for it.

[Rune Bivrin]

Originally Posted by jonathan_matos5

i am a music education major, and i am thinking about adding Spanish as a minor.

am i frigging nuts?

wouldn't officially be able to do this until spring semester. perhaps ill have to talk to one of the academic counselors

Wait a minute!

You are adult now, but come spring you'll be minor? And then you'll add Spanish? Am I missing something?

[jonathan_matos5]

Originally Posted by Mark Latimour

I used to carry a Spanish minor around with me for menial tasks. Fernando was quite useful and always happy to oblige. However, his mother got upset and now I use a Korean minor. Little Jung Kee is also a great asset. I say go for it.

Originally Posted by Rune Bivrin

Wait a minute!

You are adult now, but come spring you'll be minor? And then you'll add Spanish? Am I missing something?

yes, something like that.

[MakiSupaStar]

Originally Posted by Mark Latimour

I used to carry a Spanish minor around with me for menial tasks. Fernando was quite useful and always happy to oblige. However, his mother got upset and now I use a Korean minor. Little Jung Kee is also a great asset. I say go for it.

LMAO

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

You can do that; just flat the third.

[MakiSupaStar]

I think there are rules around doing that stuff with A minor. I think you'd be better off sticking to the happy major keys.

[jonathan_matos5]

Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

I think there are rules around doing that stuff with A minor. I think you'd be better off sticking to the happy major keys.

it is all relative.

[MakiSupaStar]

Originally Posted by jonathan_matos5

it is all relative.

Oh so you had to take it there. Incest is wrong and immoral.

[L-A]

Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

Oh so you had to take it there. Incest is wrong and immoral.

I often incest on points I want to defend, and people don't really get offended.

[MakiSupaStar]

Originally Posted by L-A

I often incest on points I want to defend, and people don't really get offended.

I often offend just with smells.

[Eric Perry]

Originally Posted by Mark Latimour

I used to carry a Spanish minor around with me for menial tasks. Fernando was quite useful and always happy to oblige. However, his mother got upset and now I use a Korean minor. Little Jung Kee is also a great asset. I say go for it.

Well played.

[jonathan_matos5]

in case anyone is wondering i am a strict follower of the 17 will get you 20 rule/law.

although they didn't make them like that when i was that age.