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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A dance degree is a pretty terrible invrstment of time and money. If she is not in a company drawing a wage by 18, it is not going to happen. And please don't say that a dance degree is necessary to teach. The best teachers were former peofessional dancers, not college degree holders. Actually, the college degree holders are the worst teachers - they just go thru the motions, there is no understanding that it is a performing art because they dont have much experience performing. If she really wants to stay connected to that world, dance companies always need savvy fundraisers, accountants, lawyers, business manager, stage support. Get skilled in other ways that can support her field of interest.[/quote] You didn’t answer any of the questions presented by OP. The child wants to dance and study environmental science/conservation. Why even bother typing out such useless nonsense?[/quote]
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