AA/AS in Communication and Media Studies

This associate degree centers on communication and media work. Students practice public speaking and writing, and they learn how to produce content responsibly with attention to media literacy and ethics. Technical training covers video production and screenwriting, with studio equipment for audio, film and broadcast projects and faculty guidance throughout. Regional internships add practical experience. The program is built for transfer, so graduates can continue into a bachelor's program, or they can move into entry-level media and communications roles. The degree totals 64 credit hours and can be taken in person or in a hybrid format. Interested applicants can request information, arrange a campus visit or start an application through the college website. Academic advisors are available to explain course planning, scheduling choices and the options for continuing at another institution, so students can make informed decisions before enrolling in the program.