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  Online College Student’s Christmas Wish List

  Written on December 19, 2010 by Rachel Call

  Do you have an online college student on your Christmas list? Thinking about splurging on yourself this holiday season? Here’s our list of five must-have gifts for someone working to earn their online college education. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Online College
  Tags: gift ideas, holidays, music, online college courses, online college education, online colleges, online courses

• Going Back To College? Ten Things To Ask Santa For

  Written on December 5, 2010 by Michael Moss

  As Christmas nears and you wonder what to ask for from Santa this year, think about the classes you will be taking in the upcoming semester. College is a major investment, but the opportunities that will come from it make it more than worth the time and money spent on the education. To get the most from your education it is important to be prepared with the materials necessary for your upcoming studies. The following are some great items to ask for. Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Category: Online College
  Tags: gift ideas, holidays, music

• Ten Things To Do To Create A Great Place To Study For Your Online College Courses

  Written on November 12, 2010 by Michael Moss

  tudying is key for anyone that wants to pass their classes with high marks. One must create the perfect environment if he or she plans on absorbing any information precisely during a study session. Here are ten things to do to create a great place to study for your online college courses. Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Category: Online College, Category: Online Education
  Tags: music, online college courses, online degrees, online schools, study habits, study space, time management

• Ten Musicians To Listen To While Studying For Online Universities

  Written on October 31, 2010 by Michael Moss

  One of the best things about earning your degree online is the freedom that online classes offer you. You can do your class work on your own schedule and in a comfortable environment instead of sitting in a cold lecture hall. Learning in comfort can help you to relax and therefore absorb information more readily than if you are surrounded by a lot of distractions like those found in traditional classrooms. To help yourself relax and get into the mood for studying, you can even listen to music, something that you would never be able to do in the traditional classroom setting. Music has even been shown to help you retain information and to boost your test performance, a phenomenon called “The Mozart Effect.” In fact, there are several companies that market music like this to students wishing to improve their grades. Below are ten composers to listen to while studying for online classes. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Life, Category: Online College, Category: Online Education
  Tags: music

• Public Relations Specialists for Musicians

  Written on July 26, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  In order to help musicians build their brand, name, and career, it’s important to team up with a public relations specialist.  Public relations specialists with online degrees from reputable schools nationwide can help musicians with their advertising, social media, and … Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Art & Design, Category: Business
  Tags: music, social media

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  Video Game Career: Score Composer

  Written on June 30, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  There is much that can be said for doing what you love. As they say, if you do what you love, you never work a day in your life. For people who would love nothing more than to enjoy a profitable career in the video game industry, there are available jobs other than just programmers, game testers, and computer animators. After all, what would Super Mario Bros. be without the music? Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Art & Design
  Tags: music, video games

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  Music and Learning – Baroque Music

  Written on April 16, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  It’s 10:00 at night, that huge final you’ve been dreading is tomorrow, and you just can’t seem to summon the concentration you need to cram a few extra hours of study time to prep for it. Did you know that baroque music can help you study? Fascinating studies on music and its effect on concentration and learning have yielded incredible results. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Art & Design
  Tags: music, study habits

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• School of Rock: The Most Educated Musicians

  Written on May 21, 2009 by Kate Lehnhof

  Before these  musicians were famous, they were writing term papers just like the rest of us.  Many of them studied creative arts and a few even studied less artsy subjects like, gasp,  economics!  There is something to be said for … Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Celebrity
  Tags: music

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