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As a music student, I get told my degree is useless just about everyday. How do I break that mold?

I love to read and am interested in becoming a writer, but I am scared of the possible challenges that come with a career in writing.

What is the best field of management to major in when looking to pursue an individual music career; looking to self manage as an artist. I am looking to learn about how to manage money and a career artistically while minoring in music.

What is the stress load of playing multiple instruments in college. I'm graduating this year playing flute and trumpet and will be continuing both in college.

I'm a bass player and i want to know how to get my name out and make it as least reliant on luck as possible .I am just starting music school in the fall at Berklee College of Music and I'm was wondering about this question so i can get a start on getting my name out there.

With AI becoming a bigger part of our lives by the day, what can we expect from the future for areas like artist management, booking, and marketing?

I am excited to start my musical theatre major in the fall, but curious to see what other careers people have gone into if the stage is not in the cards.

I want to become an author some day, but I am not sure how to get started. Are there specific things I need to do?

I’ve been looking into a career that I would genuinely enjoy. I’ve recently been looking into publishing, I’ve always really enjoyed reading and books in general. I would also really enjoy being an author as a side job and then being in the publishing business as a main and stable income. If...

I am interested in novel writing, creative writing, and poetry, but willing to learn technical writing as well.

I plan on going to UC Irvine in the fall, and my main reservation with getting a music minor is not having an official music degree, and I worry this could lower my chances of playing in a professional orchestra.

I'm a senior in high school, and I'm about to go to college for an applied music major in vocal and saxophone and a theatre minor.

I'm passionate about using the performing arts, especially theater, as a tool for education and social impact. I’m interested in careers like teaching drama, educational program design, or working in youth development through the arts. I’d love advice on experiences I should seek out (like...

I am in the process of creating courses for aspiring writers that cover a range of topics from grammar to world building. The goal is to give learners the full spectrum of how to write their book and the different things they will need to consider. However, I have been struggling to promote my...

I'm very passionate about music and plan to get a degree in electrical engineering. In what ways do people combine these two for their career? #Spring25

I plan on majoring in creative writing and publishing/editing at Susquehanna University.

I have experience in creative writing (songwriting, poetry, screenplays, blog posts, etc.) and journalism (script for on-air broadcasting). Is this relevant experience? Or is copywriting more closely related to marketing and social media management?

I'm interest on pursuing a music bachelor's degree specifically on vocal performance, but I want to know if the degree is necessary to become a musician or how else could I get started on the music-industry as a solo performer.

As a jazz musician in my first year of college, I have dedicated my entire life to studying music and performance. I have been blessed to participate in many prestigious national youth bands that have even gotten to tour the world. Even though this is great and has been extremely rewarding, I...

I am just about to enter my first year of college at Boston Conservatory of Music at Berklee, and I'm wondering when (and how) I should get my professional career going.

I am a very ambitious person when it comes to what I want to do as far as my career goals. But, I have so many interests and things I want to do, that I just don't know how to either pick one (or a few), or just somehow try a bit of everything or something. Currently, I am interested in...

I have been accepted to both, and Emory has offered half tuition. But Vanderbilt is a lot closer to home, and is ranked higher.

I'm planning on majoring in English in college. Mainly I want to teach English but I also want to write one day.

I plan on majoring in these two fields at Susquehanna University, and I would like to know any future job prospects I have, as well as how to potentially get connections for them.

What are some good tips to getting into the music business? I want to play gigs and hopefully release my own music, and I was wondering if anybody had some advice to give? #spring25

Things that streghten writing, adjectives and how to persuade a college.

I'm interested in the music industry and would like to get a job which could align with experience. Any ideas?
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I am a huge fan of music of all kinds. As I learn and grow, I'm hoping to use inspiration from a number of different forms of music, ranging from metal to funk to EDM to simple acoustic melodies. In a world where people usually find one or two genres and stick to it in fear of losing their...

I am currently a graduate of broadcast and journalism. I completed a Master's degree in creative multimedia and enrolled in a course of cinematography.