if we want to be a reporter or a journalist,what do we have to learn?
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You need to be able to ask a question that the public might not know the answer to, something hard hitting that will provide us with more information.\n\nYou also need to not be intimidated to go after a story. Or how to find a story if you have a source you are interviewing who is trying to remain hush hush. Be persistent enough (without being a pest) to find the real story.\n\nGood luck on the interview!
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Become a political analyst, or take journalism, and become a political correspondent for a major network.
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Just think about what would interest you in skateboarding then direct your questions to obtain that information. When did they start, how much practice time, competitions, etc..\nWho knows, you might have a future as a reporter.
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Well, they are both different type of writing. \nCreative writing consists of more thinking "outside the box" using ideas.. and of that nature.. \nJournalism- is also different--- writing news stories and of that sort.. \nDepending on what kind of writer you are- decide what type of writing skill you want to develop. \nI would choose creative writing as a starting point though--- \nand then do journalism if you had the option of doing both.
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to learn how to read and write\nto learn about our past\nto learn about our bodies (science)\nto learn how to interact with others\nto prepare us to become professionals\nits a form of babysitting\nit gives jobs to people (u need chefs,teachers, janitors etc)
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all kinds. you could work for a newspaper, magazine, tv show, etc. as a reporter, researcher, editor, etc....
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Why do you want to study that? Everyone I know who graduated from journalism is workign at some crappy job such as working at printshop, telemarketing, waiting on a restaurant; all of them jobs they've could've gotten with a high school diploma. And it was a good college they graduated from, my college.
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Yes, but you will need to fulfill the prerequisites.  You will probably need to take some undergraduate journalism courses first.
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It really depends on where your heart is.  If you are looking for money, journalism is the way to go (and if you enjoy it all the better).  But if you like marine biology, there is a lot that can be done to help the world! (it typically makes considerably less than a career in journalism).  Granted, that if you choose a career in journalism, you can also affect the world in many ways as well by contributing positive news based on truth (which is lacking in this society).  \nWhile in high school I considered both marine biology and journalism for a college career.  In some ways I did go a bit in the journalism route, opting for a minor in communications . . . but found I loved teaching all the more and majored in education.  The truth of the matter is, that you may go to college in the hopes of one dream, and find you have another one around the corner.  Most college graduates had changed there major 2-3 times before graduation and completing their studies.  So my recommendation is to complete all your general ed before entering a program/major and take some of that general ed in the areas of study you may wish to pursue.  Then you may find where your niche is.  It is easier, less frustrating, and much more cost effective.  Especially when you consider that you will be paying off student loans (even if you have some financial aid), for quite a while .  . . unless, of course you have a full ride scholarship. :)
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Become a member of the press.
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Get a degree in communications, public relations, or journalism. Your school should have a program set up already so you're only taking classes which count towards your degree completion. I assume that's the goal, also you may want to check out Grand Canyon University. Good luck.
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Absolutely. Why not? What your degree is in isn't as important as the work experience you accumulate and the contacts you make. I think Journalism would be a solid foundation. You will start out at the bottom of any company anyway. Just make sure your resume is rock solid.
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You need to take communication arts in college.  You must have a nice, clear voice and speak properly and be able to maintain a straight face while reporting the news.
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Depending on the school. There is always a core curriculum, which consists of general education courses: english, mathematics, science, electives, etc. Every college has a course outline for each of their majors, which is a plan that states the classes that are needed in order to successfully complete the degree requirements. A journalism major would obviously be the best choice. Check with the admissions office of your school of choice for more details. Good luck! =)
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You would need to major in journalism and communications.
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pre-qualities? \n\nhonestly, you can't be a journalist if you make up random words like that. Try a thesaurus. Grammar knowledge is very important, because editing is a lot of time. \n\nBe aware of deadlines, word counts, and natural writing abilities are required. \n\nREAD READ READ! Read everything you can, so you will be prepared for any story that gets thrown your way. \n\ngood luck!
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English, Mass Communications or Journalism. Try to get a good Liberal Arts degree so you are well rounded.