Ruckus.com - Free Music For College Students

Are you a College student? Want to get free access to over 2 million music tracks? If, you do, then you should access ruckus.com, an advertising supported music service geared exclusively to the college community; were college students have free access to the entire sites music database. Simply join the ruckus community, by filling out the membership form by just imputing, your name, surname, and email, and select your school in order to be associated with it. Once you’ve done this start enjoying the sites service: Free unlimited download access to a library of over 2.5 million songs, create and share your playlist with friends, have access to new music every week, have access to exclusive artist and music label spotlights, interviews and photos, post your own reviews and rate the music you love.

“Music. Media. Mayhem. Ruckus, the premier digital entertainment service for colleges and universities, offers a myriad of ways for college students to connect with one another and discover new digital media. Ruckus offers: • National, local, and campus-based programming. • Nearly three million free, high fidelity, licensed tracks of music from major labels and indies. • Hollywood blockbusters, cult classics, independent films, TV shows and music videos. • Robust social networking features that allow students with similar music, video and programming interests to explore, connect and share with friends on their campus and meet new people with similar interests on campuses across the country. • Comprehensive and continuously evolving media, wrapped in a social networking fabric, which Ruckus members find increasingly valuable and compelling. • Dedicated field operations team provides a comprehensive set of services and support that make Ruckus a strong partner in building a digital network and strengthening your campus community.”

Users have access to millions of tracks, and what’s best the service provided is 100% free. In addition becoming a member is really easy as you just have to input just your name, surname, and email.

Why will college students choose this site over, others who provide a larger amount o free music tracks? How will they manage to compete with other websites which offer free tracks but not only to those integrating the college community?