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Anybody who says you shouldn't listen to music when you study is lying. Listening to music can actually help you study more effectively. And this is everything that you need to studying smarter with sound. Researchers have studied the Mozart effect. After listening to one minute of Mozart, subjects were able to recall words more effectively. Other researchers have found that listening to classical music can improve your short term verbal memory. These are the only benefits of listening to classical music. Listening to music without words can help you romanticize the entire experience and make studying much more enjoyable. When I'm studying math, Vivaldi: Four Seasons, Violin Concerto No.2 in G minor. Words I like to listen to something that makes me feel like a genius with a fast tempo. This keeps me motivated to keep going and grappling with problems, getting my head around abstract concepts. When I am studying an essay based subject, economics, Erik Satie: 3 Gymnopédies: No.2. History, English, literature. I like to slow down the tempo. I like to have a more relaxed, smooth, comforting track on in the background to help me get into that flow state. So if listening to music can help you study more effectively, keep you motivated and make the whole experience a little bit less boring. Check out the classical music for studying and focus playlist.