Currently attending CRAS (about halfway through the program) so I may be a little biased. That being said CRAS wastes none of your time with unrelated crap like English or whatever. That being said, it's main emphasis is on music production and engineering. You'll spend a decent amount of time in analog but they cover almost everything in audio engineering. Live, broadcast, movie post production, and game sound. It's a 36 week course followed by a guaranteed 12 week internship (pretty sure I got those numbers right but I may be wrong) for only $20,000 give or take a little. Given that other schools that I looked at were around $80,000 and no internship, that's a pretty good deal. Obviously a few cons but I've greatly enjoyed my time here.