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Entrance Survey 1) What are public relations? 2) Give an example of a “good PR” move 3) Give an example of a “bad PR” move 4) What are some common tasks a public relations professional may do during the day at work? 5) What would you like to learn this quarter? (educational goals) 6) What specific areas of PR are you interested in having us cover? (Sports, entertainment, corporate, nonprofit, celebrities, etc.) 7) What is your career goal after graduation? 8) Any additional information that you'd like me to know about you? (Example: "I am currently living at home with my parents and siblings in a rural community where we don't always have the strongest Wi-Fi-please be patient with me if my Internet connection goes out." "I would love to work in Hollywood some day and am really interested in entertainment PR." "I am a fully online student currently based in Hong-Kong." .

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