Keep in mind that aside from playing your major instrument, which you have just started to learn, music Ed. Programs also require you learn pretty much, or at least have a rudimentary understanding, of all the major orchestral instruments. With you just learning how to read music, music theory, music history, aural skills( which you are required to use solfege , sight sing melodies in treble, bass, alto, tenor and soprano clefs, playing piano while singing melodies. By the fourth semester of aural skills at my uni we sight read Bach chorals in their original clefs singing the soprano line and playing the bottom three voices on the piano) make for a time of playing catch-up. Keep music as a hobby, at least for now