Do you listen to music when you study?

well back when i was a student i do! it relaxes me. and i could remember well when i do listen. now that im not studying anymore i still listen when i go to sleep!

Me too!!!!!!!!a listen to the music when I have to right a report or something I listen to all sorts of music!!!!!!but when I am reading or trying to learn something then lsiten soft music mainly!!!!!!!!

Playing music can be good for your brain!

I did when I was in college to help keep me awake. Sometimes I got overwhelmed by my studies and get really tired, so the music would help me stay awake then.

hello wildboarking;)I don't listen to music when I study.It'll only distract me but I know my friends do.But I do listen to music when I'm taking a break from studying.Songs with lyrics,that is.I listen to a lot of Michael Buble & Sugababes.They're awesome.

Yes i do listen music, however i prefer to listen light and soft music with low volume and selected song, i dont listen music while reading but while solveing maths sums and accounts problems. I MOM also complains for the same but when ever i show her my results. she says,"how its possible? You must be cheating" LIVE AND ENJOY LIFE : )

I can't concentrate on studying with music blasting away especially if it is something that I like. I tend to sing alog or follow the lyrics. Even if it is instrumental..I tend to hum along and lose track of my studies. I don't mind light music in the background though I prefer silence when I am studying. Funnily, I can block out other noise when I studying ...but not music.

i also like to listen to music while studying and it can be of any type.Let it be a rock or a soft song i like them.Yes it is also here that my parents often scold me for doing this but i love it and i just do what i want to do.And without music i dont get any interest in studying as without it i get a little bored and i dont study well.

I study with music or with th television on. This helps me to relax but I also study without them too becuase sometimes I dont like to even hear a clock ticks when I am studying. When I am not in that mood and have the music on I learn faster and retain a lot of information too.

oh gosh I am eclectic so anything good goes! Like you, I like background music when I study. Not that it makes a huge difference I think. I do try to stick to more relaxing tunes when I am reading though cuz anything that makes me wanna get up and jig is a tad too distracting xD

I can't study with music. I tried listening to music while I study and I end up just listening to the lyrics and can't concentrate

Yes I listen to music while I was studying, I listen nearly to any kind except metal or hard rock, it make me study better but it must be with a low volume not high as in the car for example, also my parents used to complain but finally they surrender because if they made me stop music I stay doing anything else except studying.

Personally I really enjoy music while I study. The one problem with this is that I love lyrics and thus feel like I need to sing along. I counter this with 'foreign' music. I enjoy a little German rock with Rammstein and random Spanish tunes, etc.

yeeaahh.....I always listen to music when study...You know it makes me energetic. If I don't listen it when study.. I feel no mood. I like hard music such rock, metal, etc. It burn my soul.....

Yes,I'll.But I prefer soft music with reading or something sounds low .

Not all persons are the same when it comes to habits in studying. There are those who prefer total silence when reviewing their lessons to be able to grasp what ever they are reading. Another group may be motivated to study more because of the music they're listening to while reviewing. In my case, I could bear it all provided the music I listen to is soft and mellow and the volume is minimized so as not create noise. Personally, I could easily grasp what I am studying when I listened to soft music.

I also used to like listening music when I was studing. I am a Bengali and i liked Rabinrda sangeet when I practiced maths.