The question also rises is what voice type are you?
Or Fach, F-A-C-H is the word we use.
When you're first starting out,
you needn't worry about that at all.
When you're starting in college
you just learn to sing well
and don't worry about what voice type you are.
You can't even tell at that point.
And as you're learning to sing,
it's gonna start to present itself
where you should lie and you will do many auditions
where someone says "I think she's really soprano."
And you can take that with a grain of salt.
However, if you do 10 competitions
and nine people come up afterwards and say,
"I think you're a soprano."
You should maybe start to explore it some.
Or tenors, baritones switch to tenors,
that happens because it takes a while
for the actual vocal chords to settle
into where they're gonna lie.
And nature will decide that for you
you can't impose the voice type on it.
So give it time and then let nature sort of guide
where that's gonna go to.