Available in both traditional and accelerated-online formats.
The communication studies program provides: (1) a strong general background in practice, theory, history, and criticism of communicative acts; (2) opportunities for students to improve their communication skills; (3) a variety of courses to enrich the programs of students in other disciplines; (4) training for students who plan to enter professional fields such as public relations, human resources, sales, training/development, law, ministry, teaching, business, and politics; and (5) a background for graduate study in communication studies or related fields.
Students majoring in communication studies must complete 42 credit hours of study as outlined below, including “” or “” or “” for the oral communication requirement of their general education program. It is the policy of the School of Media and Communication that the courses offered by the school (CMST, COM, DFX, EMB, HCOM, JOU, POP, PRE courses) cannot be double counted toward the majors and minors in the school unless the required course is the only option.
Special graduation requirements: All majors and minors must earn a letter grade of C- or better and a 2.0 GPA in their major or minor courses.
Four-Year Plan: Click to view the Four-Year Plan for the traditional program and click here to view the Four-Year plan for the accelerated online program.. To find out more about Four-Year Plans, visit the page.
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