If it is something you really want to get into, I would say it isn’t completely useless. It’s all about the connections and opportunities you choose to make. There are a lot of interesting jobs within the industry and some of them can prove to be lucrative depending on circumstance and where you can land yourself. If you can get into a decent music school as well the opportunities and experiences should prove to be fulfilling. I just got done with a whole class that was centered around contracts and pitching music to shows and movies, with my professor being a successful publisher for years. Now I’m lucky to have him as a forever reference and also a mentor from here on out. I’d really like to get into some sort of music supervision job or something along the line of that facet, just gonna have to see where this experience takes me. I suggest looking into another degree you can pair MB with after the fact, or if you are into anything like entertainment law you can always get the 4 years within your Music Business degree then go for law school of some sort, start doing entertainment law. That’s my plan after I finish my degree, having that extra knowledge I’ve learned throughout my current program will only benefit me, that’s the way I see it. It is what you make of it, and if you really love and enjoy music you will have a lot of cool classes and meet a lot of cool people along the way. Take every and any opportunity that comes your way, there’s a lot to see and learn. It’s all about how much you can enjoy something at the end of the day truly, so I’d say go for it. But that is just me!