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Real answer: Follow your passion. If music moves you, go for it. Discussion: About whether or not it "helps your career", I think the counter-argument would be
by ekanes 16y ago
Real answer: Follow your passion. If music moves you, go for it.
Discussion: About whether or not it "helps your career", I think the counter-argument would be not so much that it doesn't help, but the opportunity cost of your time/money. What else could you be doing over that time.
In other words, compare "Music vs What Else I Could Do", and not Music vs Nothing
- corin_ 16y agoI currently have a job that keeps me mentally stimulated, interested and learning new skills on a daily basis, and I would be able to continue (either part time or, if I were to chose a relatively easy degree at a different university then possibly even full time, as a friend of mine is currently doing in Birmingham). I'd love to get a degree in Music, but balancing that fact with the amount of time it uses up I'm on the fence, so really the reason for asking the question was to see how far over the fence people would push me.