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This document provides information for students interested in communication studies at Salisbury University, including the educational requirements, available paths of study, career prospects, and additional resources. To get started, a bachelor's degree or higher is needed, and students can choose from areas of focus like human communication, journalism, or media production. The field offers growing job opportunities, with median annual pay for those with a bachelor's degree being around $57,550 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Additional groups like the American Communications Association provide scholarships and career resources for students.
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- 1. GETTING STARTED • Bachelors or higher • Salisbury University Checklist • Choose a path: • Human Communication Studies • Journalism/Public Relations • Media Production • Media Studies • source: http://www.salisbury.edu/commarts/
- 3. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR MOM AND DAD •4 years • Growing field=jobs • 2010 Median Pay $57,550/year Entry Level Bachelor’s Education Degree http://www.bls.gov/ooh/Management/Public-relations-managers-and-specialists.htm
- 4. AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATIONS • Scholarships • Membership http://www.americancomm.org/ • Jobs
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- Getting started with your communications career may seem overwhelming at first, never fear it’s not as hard as it looks. First you want to achieve an undergraduate degree. Higher education degrees are also welcomed but not required.\nFirst log onto the Salisbury.edu web page and on the left navigation bar click on “Academics” and then “Checklists for Majors & Minors”\n
- You should come up with something similar to this. The top half of the check list has been cut off since it only discusses gen. eds. The bottom half is more important because it shows the four paths you can choose from and what classes are required for each path.\n
- Your Communications Undergraduate degree can be completed in four years which means only 4 years of tuition needs to be paid.\nCommunications is a growing field so there are always businesses hiring. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics the 2010 Median Pay of a Public Relations Manager is $57,550.00 /year that’s $27.67/ hour. So even with a bachelor’s degree your son or daughter would be very well off in the communications field.\n
- The American Communications Association was created for communications majors so that they can continue on their educational path by providing scholarships. It’s also good to put them on your resume if you’re a member, and since membership is free there’s no reason not to be. They also list communcations jobs on their website in case you aren’t sure where to start looking.\n