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Dance schools, Part II
Posted by Julia
12/9/1999  1:37:00 AM
My situation is very similar to "dancer-to-be." I too am dying to dance and perform professionally. I'm also unsure of the first step to take. I started ballroom dancing in my last year of college. I have also had ten years of solid classical ballet training. Consequently, I learn steps quickly. I have been advised by teachers and fellow ballroom dancers to go to New York, where I can get 'the best training available.' I also have a dance connection at a reputable school in the city. I am intimidated, though, by the cost of living in the city and paying for dance lessons, and worried that I will not be able to make ends meet. Also, I love ballroom dance. I don't want to be in a situation where I would burn out, or lose any of the passion I have for it. Is New York worth the hassle?
Are there schools outside New York that are equally worthy?

I have recently graduated from college so I'm willing to relocate anywhere. What should I do? Any advice would be greatly valuable to me.

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