Mass Communication n Journalism or MBA
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1.Decide what you want to do in life and research all the options on those two then decide whic of the opportunities suits you best based on yourself and preferences.\n2.I like Mass Comm though since you need to know a lot of things .You could try be a bizz reporter that way you incorporate both.If a pathosociologist could get work in a police department and end up looking at forensic departments why not you taking Mass Comm and become a bizz journalist.\nAnd who knows your mass comm knowleedge could be applied in marketing or public relations companies.
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If you want to go for MBA (management Sciences) then in any case GMAT is required, However you want to move towards technology oriented education GRE is recommended. However some institutes accept GRE for management siences as well.\nFor detailed information visit   www.admissionglobal.com
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My advice would be to choose an MBA specializing in a field that interests you.  If you get the MBA in human resources you very likely could find yourself with a job in human resources.  Would you like that?  Can you imagine yourself doing that?  While if you got the MBA in marketing you would likely find yourself doing marketing.  I think marketing's more interesting, but thats just me.
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You should check out Syracuse, although it's in upstate NY, and not very close to NYC. It's journalism/media studies program is superb, and it's theatre program is quite good.  NYU might also be a good choice for you; its Tisch school of the arts (including theatre) has an especially good reputation.  And of course, it's right in NYC.\n\nIf your GPA and SAT scores are really outstanding, Vassar and Yale might be worth looking into as well.  Both are just a very short train ride away from NYC.
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You are confusing with 2 specialized courses. MBA will touch upon Public relations under marketing, but won't offer you an elective subject to specialize on.\nIf you want to persue PR specialization, you can do so from many well known institutes.\nIIMC- Indian Institute of Mass Communication. Under ministry of I&B. Based in the JNU campus, Delhi. This is a highly recognized course offering ADPR as a specialist stream. \nXIC: Xavier Institute of Communications in Mumbai, is also very well recognized in the industry. They will offer you specialist communication course.\nYou will have to take entrance test & personal interview to get admission in these institutes. \nEligibility: Graduate from a recognized university in any discipline.\nGood Luck!!
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Well, the question really boils down to what you plan to do career-wise. For many entry level business jobs, a graduate degree won't be required.\n\nThe traditional route would be to go for an MBA, perhaps with a concentration in marketing. However, I would recommend that you work for at least a year to get some work experience under your belt to see if that is really what you want or need.  In fact, many of the best MBA programs strongly prefer applicants with some work experience. \n\nMost of the Cal States and many private universities in California have MBA programs.\n\nIf you think you might eventually want to teach business at the college level, however, what you want to seek out is a doctoral program in business. Some of the UC's (UCIrvine, UCSD) have such programs.\n\nAnother field that you might want to look into if you don't want an MBA is perhaps a master's in communications (advertising). U of Southern California Annenberg School would be a good place to check out.\n\nIt also would be possible to go on to law school for a law degree if that is of interest.\n\nFor all of the above programs, however, you'll need to investigate the standardized test requirements and start planning now if you'd like to start right after you graduate.\n\nGood luck!\nCarolyn Lawrence\nwww.admissionsadvice.com
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Yes, learn to write properly and enunciate yourself. Your question is written like an illiterate. An MBA's tools of trade is language and communication more than anything and judging by your question you have an exceeding long road to hoe! Jules, lecturer. Australia.
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You sure need a good graduation degree for your MBA. B.Com is a good option. Try to do it from a good college, take part in extra-curricular activities and be an active member of your collge teams.\n\nAlso needless to say, if you join one of the coaching classes like IMS, Career Launcher, et al during your final year of college, it would help a lot.\n\nBest of luck.
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I think Kings College houses all of those majors.  You may want to double check.  Good luck
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1. Journalism / Media \n2. Teaching\n3. Working as interpreters in agencies / embassies\n4. Go for a more professional course and then decide, say MBA etc.
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You should check out the Columbia School of Journalism.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may help.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site is helpful.
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A communications degree would probably be preferred, especially a focus on Broadcast Communications (see Connecticut School of Broadcasting).  However, with Satellite feeds taking over most stations, it may become harder and harder to get on the air.
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The top UK universities for humanities subjects (e.g. Cambridge, Oxford, UCL, Nottingham, etc.) tend to have more academic undergraduate courses and so wouldn't offer journalism as a separate course - though it might be one of the papers in the later years of the course. At postgraduate level at those universities it would also be more likely to be a study on journalism and journalists, rather than "how to be a journalist".\n\nFrom speaking to journalist friends, rather than doing a degree in journalism they recommend doing a humanities subject (e.g. English, History, Geography) at a good university while building up a good track record and portfolio of published articles.
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i think the best media will be the broadcast media nd print media for ur college as its an college so the print media will help u in providing the detail facilities nd functions of ur catering college....\nnd broadcast media is also good as it is the ideal medium for advertising  bcoz of its availability to combine visual images, sound motion & colours.
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AA or AS\nBA or BS\nMA or MS or MBA\nPhD or MD