Music Business at Belmont University

On July 16, 2018
In Careers, Choosing A College, Choosing a Major, College Admissions Process, College Planning, College Success, Colleges, Professor's Roadtrip, What to do in College

The Professor knew Nashville was nicknamed “Music City,” and after a lively visit to Belmont University, he sees why. There are performance halls, studios, and clubs all over campus and all over town. Talented musicians perform country, opera, symphony, and just about every other genre you can imagine. No wonder Belmont offers three different degrees in Music Business. In fact, it has the only Music Business program in the world that’s accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business AACSB. Graduates have worked as sound engineers and producers, or pursued one of dozens of other music-industry careers. (Country recording artists Brad Paisley and Trisha Yearwood are alumni!)

I Don’t Know What I Want To Do for a Career

Academic strategy for those who aren’t ready to choose a major

Some people are born with a clear idea of what they want to be when they grow up—it could be a doctor, lawyer, teacher or small business owner. Unfortunately, it’s not this simple for everyone. And, did you know that the average American will change jobs five to ten over the course of their career?

Lots of students start their college careers with a wide variety of interests and passionate hobbies, but when it comes to turning those things into a real career, they aren’t sure which way to go. If this sounds like you – fear not, you are not alone. You are right where you need to be. So relax, breathe, and follow these tips to start figuring out where your talents and potential can take you.

What am I Here For? Understanding the Value and Role of Extracurricular Activities in College

On April 01, 2018
In Careers, Choosing A College, College Success, What to do in College

I don’t have time for everything in college. Why should I get involved in clubs or activities and what’s in it for me?

Count on the fact that while you’re in college, you will be busy. Most students feel short on time and the idea of adding extracurricular activities does not seem possible especially when you factor in friends, family and work (if you have a job while in college). But in reality, there are many opportunities to enrich your educational experience without sacrificing a lot of time. Here are great ideas from a Westwood College Blog and University Language Services article. Read on!