So, do you like bagpipe music?

Scholarship package is $7,000 a year and subsidized kilts
The Wall Street Journal | May 11
As the only student majoring in bagpipes at any American university or college, Nick Hudson walks a loud, lonely road. A recent day found him practicing by himself in a basement room at Carnegie Mellon University's student union. Pulling back his shoulder-length red hair, the 18-year-old freshman jammed rubber plugs into his ears before he adjusted the reeds and tuned the drones of his instrument. Then, tucking the bag under his arm, he began to step methodically around the room in time as he played Scottish jigs, classical pieces called piobaireachd and, to show the instrument's versatility, a lightning-fast rendition of "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC. ... He has been banished from the practice rooms at Carnegie Mellon's prestigious music school by violinists, pianists and opera vocalists who complained that his playing drowned out their own rehearsals. "We're not too neighbor-friendly," admits Alasdair Gillies, the Scotsman who heads Carnegie Mellon's bagpipe program. He is also the only professor.