BA/BS in Communication and Media Studies

This bachelor's degree trains students for work across the media, including radio, television, print and internet outlets. Learners can steer toward journalism in print, broadcast or digital form, or toward public relations and advertising. Typical careers include reporting, news analysis, editing, and specialist roles in public relations and advertising. The page notes the program is approved for veterans and military benefits. As an undergraduate degree, the program combines general education with major coursework. Course sequencing, admission criteria and costs are handled by the university's admissions and student services offices, so applicants should confirm them directly. The page lists online delivery. Applicants who are comparing options can review the related programs the university lists before applying. Prospective students can request information or start an admission request through the university's website.