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Katherine Monsor is currently enrolled in Full Sail University and pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Music Business; she will graduate in 2019. Recently, Katherine accepted an offer for a place in the University’s Excellence Program, which contains high-achieving students that wish to have a further learning experience. In high school, she spent her time exploring her town of Nashville and attending hundreds of concerts. She went on to participate in her school’s newspaper and wrote numerous reviews regarding new albums. Katherine has always desired to work with film and music in the future; as a result, she has chosen to pursue a career as a music supervisor for films. Throughout her life, Katherine has continued to be hard-working and diligent
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