Whats the difference between liberal arts college & a conservatory; which is better for musical theater focus?

A liberal arts college focuses on the sciences and such, as well as the arts. Most major universities fall under the ';liberal arts'; category. A conservatory, on the other hand, offers the required science, english, history, etc., but focuses a lot more intensely on the music/theatre/arts curriculum.





For a musical theatre major, you'd probably be best to look at a conservatory, especially if you're really good. To do the Broadway type stuff, though, you have to be extensively trained in dance, theatre, and voice. A lot of actors with degrees went to school as a music/theatre major, and many of them studied at places like the Royal Ballet and other major companies. But yes, a conservatory would be your best bet for a stepping off point.Whats the difference between liberal arts college %26amp; a conservatory; which is better for musical theater focus?
You might have to audition for all three aspects... I'm not totally sure, as I'm strictly a music major. Obviously the best is going to be Julliard, but that is sooooo competitive. I like the looks of Oberlin, in Ohio, though.

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