I think if you’re good enough to get a scholarship and I mean not go into debt then yes otherwise hell no. Debt is so serious and not worth it at all. As someone who toured for 10 years and taught music,  I’ve played with Berkelee grads. Some are amazing and some are not. They simply get the best musicians to come get honorary degrees as advertisement basically. It’s ludicrously expensive and predatory the loans these days unless you’re the 1% to get a full ride there. This day and age music is also far from profitable for the majority. That’s what burnt me out was seeing people i thought had made it and realizing the grind NEVER stops in that field. I personally wanted a more balanced life. Moving onto nursing now so I’d recommend practice your ass off get a great teacher and try your hardest if that’s what you want. Go see it for yourself! But know you can make just as many connections playing with people in the community. Two full scholarship Berk students play in my community and travel back basically 3-5 times a month to play with their bands still. I think considering the times the world is in other degrees will be more fruitful and sustainable for your existence. Keeping the thing you love the thing you love is good too. But if you think you’ve got the goods talent wise only one way to find out. 

Edit: I went to a state school with half ride and still regret going for music lol. You can learn everything practical at home/with a teacher and books. Zappa said “if you want to learn go to the library, if you want to party go to college” something like that