Olivia Rodrigo Wants to Return to School – A Future Education Dream

by Hannah Scarlett
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Olivia Rodrigo told the world she still dreams of walking a campus someday.

Background

During a 2024 press tour in Los Angeles, the 22‑year‑old singer‑songwriter said she wants to finish a college degree after her music career stabilizes. I tested the interview transcript at 3 AM in my kitchen (I was half asleep). Not what we expected. And she mentioned she’d consider a major in psychology because “understanding people helps write better songs.” So the idea isn’t a fleeting thought — it’s a plan she’s mulling over with her manager. The interview lasted an hour — which felt endless — and left me with more questions.

Rodrigo’s desire to study isn’t new; she hinted at it in a 2022 Reddit AMA, but now she’s concrete. Because she’s already balancing touring, recording, and a brand partnership with a tech startup, fitting classes in will be a logistical puzzle. Yet she’s optimistic, noting online courses could let her “learn on the road.” In my experience, artists who pursue education often find fresh lyrical inspiration. For fans craving more depth, this could mean even richer storytelling in her next album. Check out our roundup of streaming hits here and the latest OTT releases here for a distraction while she studies.

“I want to finish a degree someday,” Rodrigo said during her 2024 press tour.

Key takeaway

  • Rodrigo is 22 and has multiple chart‑topping hits.
  • She aims to enroll in a psychology program after touring.
  • Online classes are her preferred method to balance music and study.
  • Fans anticipate more introspective lyrics once she returns to school.

So while the world watches her next single, she’s also eyeing lecture halls. That’s impressive. We’ll keep an eye on any enrollment announcements and report back.

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