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I got accepted to both schools' MFA in computer music/music technology program. They both gave me unofficial notices about scholarships and TA assistantships but I am not sure how much they are offering. Academically, they both are great schools in my field but I think CalArts have a better reputation in the fine art world in general. UOregon told me that they are trying to offer me full scholarship and a higher paying TA position than a normal master degree TA and they are also considering give me a chance of teaching a class. Since I am an international student, I will be paying a higher tuition than instate students so these offering might still now be enough to cover all my expenses, but these can at least cover most of my needs and the opportunities they are offering also sounds fantastic. On the other hand, CalArts did not give much information about how much scholarship they will be offering, but the professor told me that I will have a TA position and a recording studio managing position for sure. CalArts is in a great location and is an art institute. It will be super easy to find a talented animator or film director or performer there to collaborate. Also, the weather in South California is the best! I am struggling between these two schools right now. I had already been to Santa Clarita to visit CalArts and look for apartments but suddenly the professor at UOregon called me and told me all the opportunities they are offering. Anybody have any idea of how to choose between the two? I really appreciate it! P.S. Will withdrawing one of my classes in my last semester affect the admission decision? (I will still be able to graduate with my two majors and my number of credits taken this semester will still be above the school's minimum requirement.)

I already received offer from my dream computer music program in late February. I am a music and math double major with a econ minor and I am supposed to finish both majors' requirements this semester. However, there's one math class that I am struggling with right now. Although even if I fail the class I can still earn the diploma but in that case, the majors on the diploma would be different from what I wrote on my resume. I am wondering if I failed to finish my math major, will the graduate school take back their offer? That would be horrifying...