No. You can play an instrument. Whoa. Good luck getting a job and paying off that masters degree.
airshocker
Yes because the only thing you learn when pursuing a doctorate in music is how to play an instrument... On average people with a doctorate in music earn just as much as someone with any other doctorate
No. You can play an instrument. Whoa. Good luck getting a job and paying off that masters degree.
-Sun_Tzu-
Yes because the only thing you learn when pursuing a doctorate in music is how to play an instrument... On average people with a doctorate in music earn just as much as someone with any other doctorate yes, if memory serves, pianist has one and teaches music with it...and loves his job (according to another thread here today)
No. You can play an instrument. Whoa. Good luck getting a job and paying off that masters degree.
-Sun_Tzu-
Yes because the only thing you learn when pursuing a doctorate in music is how to play an instrument... On average people with a doctorate in music earn just as much as someone with any other doctorate I am currently pursuing a masters degree in music history, and thinking of possibly going further for a PhD, my ability to play the double bass will have no impact on said degree
Why they may not have high earning potential from my experience people who study the arts tend to be really well cultured, intelligent , interesting people.
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