what do u think about studing mass comm in college?
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Mass communication is a pretty broad topic.  Are you interested in public speaking, broadcast journalism, or are you still trying to decide.\n\nAs an undergraduate, in addition to your coursework, look for internships in local TV stations, radio stations, newspapers for an idea of how these systems work in the corporate world.\n\nIf you are interested in public speaking or motivational speaking, you may want to check out the resources on coachville - see link below.\n\nThe very best thing you can do is look for work situations - as an intern, if you can't get paid work, and see if you like doing the work.\n\nBy the time you graduate, you will not only have completed the coursework, but you will also have real work experience for your resume.
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Mass Communication is the term used to describe the academic study of various means by which individuals and entities relay information to large segments of the population all at once through mass media.  With the Internet's increased role in delivering news and information, mass communication studies -- and media organizations -- have increasingly focused on the convergence of publishing, broadcasting and digital communication.\n\nSo in reality, mass communication is everywhere!  And it's growing.  It's worldwide reach is huge, and will continue to grow, especially in countries like India.
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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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well i can tell u that...but let me bring in to ur notice that its not just the words that counts, but also the way the say..i mean that when u go to the room say good morning in a smart way by looking at them...when ask to sit, say thank u and sit straight..and keep a charming face...its natural that u'll be tensed a lot..but that shouldn't be reflected on ur face or answers...when they ask u to talk of urself...look in to their eyes and answer..dont keep ur hands do some business and all..it may sweat..never mind it...say well iam (ur name) from college...i've finished or doing my (ur course)..with marks in % so far...iam looking forward to join reputed companies where i can offer my valuable services..my interest are reading,writing etc...(dont say watching movies and listening to music)..say you do those once in a while..i do believe in hardwork bcoz all the achievements i have accomplished is through hardwork and faith in god almighty..say about ur achievements in computer field..it can be prizes won in college and outside..sports if any..etc...moreover your answers should be steady...give nice pronunciation etc..all the best..let me know if u get through me_who2006@yahoo.com also for any other doubts contact the same address...
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I took for two years in high school and two years in college and spoke pretty well. I loved it. It's such a pretty language and a good skill to have to seduce men in bars. They think a little southern girl speaking French is cute.\n\nAs far amusing goes, one fun thing I did with it in college was take French Theatre class. We had to perform an entire French play in French. It was a fun experience.\n\nGood luck! I think you'll love it.
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ABSOLUTELY NOT! Even though I am a teenager and live for text messaging, there are just some cirumstances that are non-negotiable. It is sad enough that we live in a "point and click" world. I believe this has created a fear of networking within people. Therefore, we MUST keep the remaining forms of communication alive and APPROPRIATE. We CANNOT afford for our language to be destroyed by slang.
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Some college's have career counseling... it might be a good option for you...
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No it is an excellent idea and you are ahead of most of your classmates at this point.  Continue searching for colleges because your senior year will be so less stressful.
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Well, I'm a history major (not too far off, actually - heavy liberal arts writing and reading discipline), and since graduating I've been an office assistant, a telecommunications consultant, a computer technician and now a computer retail manager.  Don't let your major define what you can and can't do.  There are a heck of a lot of jobs out there that you cannot major in in college, you know?  But an English lit major can be a real asset in certain fields, like the tech industry (like me).  Do you know why?  It's because, honest to God, a lot of techies are barely literate.  They cannot write proper business correspondence, they cannot read large amounts of data and synthesize and summarize it concisely, they cannot communicate in layman's terms to customers and clients.  It's a real liability in the market place for them.  I've gotten a few really good jobs where there was a choice between me and someone who actually majored in an IT discipline.  I was chosen because I can demonstrate I'm well-rounded, well-read, well-spoken and can learn just about anything.  So study your darnedest in English and then just keep your mind open and be willing to try anything.  Maybe check out broadcast media.  That sounds like some cool stuff I bet you'd be good at.  Good luck to you!
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yes it's a good idea to take up the management/economic/legel ends of the courses available if they want to take up management as part of thier career they will need them, courses on body language and psycology will also be useful
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I doubt it, given your poor grammar; if it is true, you should really consider thinking things through a bit more so that you can communicate clearly with others.  No one will respect your intelligence if you can't communicate clearly.
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yep. Unless your college prohibits it. If those are what you like, then go for it!
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I like anything to do with science.  I am a visual person so I like to look at things in order to learn them, I dont like lectures and such.  If you do like to listen to lectures I would take a communications class.
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my daughter-in-law is one after graduating from college. She majored in communication-by the way she loves it and is starting to make good money. not a lot of jobs in field-only those with high marks managed a job upon graduating in her class=god luck
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I happen to be a communications major myself.  I have been out of school for 3 years now.  I have always been in sales.  I have excellent communications skills and my degree helped me sharpen all of those skills.  However I have very high stress levels, because no matter how much a sell one week, it all starts over the next week at 0.  I do beleive that comm degrees are the easiest degrees to get and do not mean much to an employer.\n\nSome of the jobs available are:\nRadio, newspaper, etc\npublic relations\nthen your general jobs that require a college education.\n\nI would suggest you go where the moneys is!!!  The medical industry is full of money and only growing.  Advertising and marketing are great sources for money too.  There are a ton of sales positions as long as you are outgoing and energetic.\n\nGood luck!
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i went through a lot before i settled on mine...which is communications. I now realize thats a BS degree and i wish i had picked English, which is what I love. Basically you need to do something you like rather than just pursue the degrees that are going to make you money. You can get a great job after school is over, but if you are miserable is it worth it?
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i loved it. best time of my life (so far!). try getting involved in some clubs or activities. maybe play some IM sports. if you're living on a freshman floor, make an effort to meet people. its really the people you meet that make college worthwhile.