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Can I get a music business degree online?
Yes there are several sites that can help you out. One is: http://online.fullsail.edu/degrees/music-business-bachelors. Try going to your local college to see if music business degree is available too.
Do you have to have a diploma from a college to be a music teacher?
Depending on the state, and school. Some private schools would hire people with out a diploma... But most of them require a Bachelors Degree, and and teacher certification.
How many years do you spend in college if you want to be a violinist?
You can be a violinist without going to college. To be an accomplished musician it takes years of study, and a bit of innate talent. However, if you wish to pursue a college degree (highly recommended) in music, a bachelors degree will take approximately four years as a full-time student, provided you take the degree as prescribed by the college or university.
What would be the minimum degree needed for a k-12 music teacher?
Most Teachers Require a Bachelors or a Masters Degree .
How do you get a music degree?
By going to college.
What is the salary for a bachelors in music?
A Bachelor degree in Music does not guarantee a specific salary. It all depends on what work you do and how much the salary for that is. Having that degree might make it easier to be employed as a music teacher.
What benefits are there to obtaining a masters degree in music education rather than a bachelors degree?
The question is somewhat confusing. For this particular field the bachelors degree comes before the more advanced study particular to the masters degree. It doesn't appear to be an either or decision.
What kind of Master's Degree can a person with a Bachelor's Degree in Spanish get?
You can pursue any masters after the completion of the bachelors. You must meet the qualifications of that degree, with the appropriate prerequisites. For example, many medical students come from a variety of backgrounds to include, English, Music, Business, etc.
What special college degree did Mr Rogers?
it is music it is music
Is a certificate program higher than a bachelor's degree?
That depends on the program itself. "Certificate" can mean a certification after Junior College (below Bachelors), or something like a teaching certificate (concurrent with a bachelors in Education), or well above a Masters (a "performers certificate" from a classical music school).
What is the differences between MBA AND BA?
I think a BA is a Bachelors in Arts and an MBA is a Masters in Business Associates. BA is for artists, and MBAs are for people in business There are two general types of degrees, BS and BA, BS is a Bachelors in Science, what that basically means is you will be doing more hands on, like doctors, engineers, etc. BA is Bachelors in Arts, this means that you will be doing more with the mind, like teachers, music, art, chefs, etc. An MBA is Masters in Business Administration, this doesn't mean you have to be a teacher, all it means is that you have a more advance degree in a specialized area than a bachelors. a bachelors takes 4 years to complete and a masters (including pre-requisites) takes about 2 additional years. Pay and job availability is a lot higher for someone with a masters degree. Check online on a few university's websites to get the requirements and other information.
Where can you read Music Business Articles?
Try the Music Business Journal, Published at Berklee College of Music...
