[kekhang]

My friend's uncle is a vocal teacher, and he can give me lessons for $20 an hour. I'm interested, but then my friend mentioned taking vocal classes at a community college which wont cost me anything at all since I'm in HS. But other people are saying not to, because I might get a bad teacher and mess up my vocals. I mean, you get what you pay for.. right?
What should I do?
or
Does anybody know if the vocal teachers at MT.SAC community college or Rio Hondo in Southern California any good?

[cindy-yang]

hmm i think i would try both. First i would go to the community college and if i dont like it then ill start paying to the lessons.
but research the vocal teachers at the community college.

[kekhang]

haha yeahh! That's my plan

[thirsty2day]

You mine as well..try the community college first...Then If you don't like it
Just drop the class...

[simply_dream]

really?!?! u can... well i tried to look for 1 at the community college my school is connected to, and they only had acting, so i was depress... but like someone else said, i would try both, if i dont like the class at the community college then i will try the one where i pay

[CtlunatC]

do some research on teh community college cause sometimes it is true that the teachers arent good. but also check up on your friends uncle and see how good of a teacher he is too. i think you should try out both ya know. cause either way, both are going to only cost 20$ together lol

[kekhang]

Well the college wont cost anything since it's connected high school students. And the lessons aren't just 20. It's 20 an hour, so it really does add up.