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Conservatory Stereotypes And The Lottery System: A Look At Student Stereotypes Inside The OCSA
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The Orange County School of the Arts is home to many conservatories. This can obviously lead into a bunch of stereotypes for each conservatory. Lannea and Alex explore the different stereotypes in the school. Discover all the stereotypes from the chaotic Visual Art student to the quiet but cool Instrumental student. Find out what Lannea and Alex are when it comes to their specific stereotype. They even go through the stereotype of an OCSA student. Lannea and Alex also talk more about the lottery system and what being a lottery kid means in the school. Is it a good thing or a bad thing, listen in to find out. Learn more about the school and its stereotypes in today's episode of Art School Insiders.
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