Annie Clements graduated from Berklee as a Performance major in 2003, and now stays current with the industry by taking Music Business courses online with Berkleemusic. Since 2005, she has toured with country super-group Sugarland as the band's bassist and background vocalist. Between playing sold-out stadium shows and performing on national TV, Annie does her coursework on her tour bus or in dressing rooms. "I learned how I can better market myself as a musician. It helped me launch myself to the next level."

Thanks to Ihor Gowda, and his Music Marketing online coursework, singer/songwriter Suzanna Choffel is touring nationally, has over 450 thousand views of her new single on YouTube, and took home the "Best Indie Band" prize at the 27th annual Austin Music Awards in 2009. Ihor's coursework helped get things started. "Applying marketing in a specific context was really new for me," he says. "We worked really hard at trying to understand in detail who the target audience was for Suzanna's music and the importance of defining her image and brand."

Five years ago, Owen Gurry had a career as a data analyst, and the guitar was nothing more than a weekend hobby. He enrolled in Berkleemusic's online courses to reconnect with his passion for music - and ended up studying at Berklee's physical school in Boston as well as launching a new career as a professional musician. "It's hard to explain how much Berklee and Berkleemusic have helped me, because they made me into a completely different player."

Working for Wounded Buffalo Studios in Johannesburg, South Africa, Dave Waugh has to write quickly without losing quality. He credits Berkleemusic with teaching him how. "Berkleemusic really changed the way I write and how I mix," he says. "And for me the investment has paid off. I would recommend Berkleemusic to anyone interested in furthering their careers. There is a wealth of information and resources available to students. All you have to do is tap in."