I want to major in Journalism but minor in Raza Studies; what kind of careers can I hold with the combination?
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OoOo.. thats a great combination girl!  You could teach with that! You can be a writer who is representing your people!  Write for a newspaper or magazine about Raza / Chicano .. Basically, any newspaper or magazine in Los Angeles .. LOL\n\nWell good luck with that, I've always liked journalism but I lack the ambition..
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English and journalism.\n\nAs an editor you would be responsible for the content of the magazine so you are going to need to be very proficient in English.
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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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Most likely in both cases you would be doing patrol, after a time you may go to traffic, then depending on your interest you can go into K9, detective, public relations etc. Some people love patrol and stay in that area of police work, some love to do traffic and stay in that area. Hope this helps
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Journalism or marketing
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I have majored in the same,literature and analysis can be very interesting ,going hand in hand,to know in depth,language and language skills required for the same.
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you can major in film, or for a more broad discipline (that will probably have more to offer job-wise once you finish) you could major in telecommunications.
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I'm a junior in high school, so I'm afraid I can't offer you firsthand experience, but I can pass on what I've been told (I'm also a student journalist):\n\nThe most important thing is to build up a portfolio.  You said you're on your school paper, so that's a good start.  You can use you articles from that to get an internship, which would probably be a good next move. From what I've heard, they don't really care about your grades as much as your recommendations and writing samples.  If your biggest local newspaper won't take you, you can also look for smaller papers or magazines operating in the area.\n\nIn the meantime, or if an internship isn't feasible, you can also try to freelance.  Many small papers are happy to get lifestyle or even full pieces from someone young and with a different take on life.  I once also pitched an editorial I'd written to a fairly big local paper and got a good reception, so you could try that too, but it's probably more helpful to have journalistic pieces rather than opinion ones.  Still, everything you have published is something you've got going for you.\n\nI hope all of this helps a little.  Good luck!
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Business administration is probably the major with the most career opportunities out there! You can work in sales, advertising, marketing, accounting... If you want to work in finance, you probably can work in a bank or as a finance consultant (later)...everything is business and someone with good credentials and a master's degree can make a good living.  As you're a junior now, I don't know if you'll have enough time to take all the required classes to complete your degree. You'll probably going to have to graduate a little later.\nGood luck!
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Major in business and minor in something like culture, dance, or fashion.
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It depends on what you want to do. There are printers that have nothing to do with journalism, photographers that may need a degree in photography (depending on the size of the newspaper), copy editors that may need a degree in journalism, reporters that may need a degree in journalism, and editors that may need a degree in journalism.
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Unlike our times, today's teen has a lot to choose from Akansha.\n\nYou can go in for Advertising, Media, MBA, Sales, Analyst, Customer Support, PR, and a whole lot more.\n\nCheers !!!!
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I went to San Francisco State University for a BA in journalism (class of 2004). I LOVED the program there. You can do newspaper, magazine or online. USC is supposedly great. Berkley is good, but they only have journalism as a grad program. Long Beach and Northridge are also considered good J-schools in CA.
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How about journalism?
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Minor is something that you enjoy.  You don't want to study something that you are going to absolutely hate.  \n\nHowever, if you want ideas, here are some:\nMarketing\nBusiness\nCommunications\nSociology - learning about people that you might be talking about later\nTheatre - Gain confidence in public speaking\nCreative Writing\nEnglish\n\nAny of these would work, along with others.  Like I said before, study something that you will enjoy.\n\nGetting a job after graduation will not be based on the minor that you chose while you were an undergraduate.  The biggest factor in getting a job right after graduation is your experience.  Get an internship.  Talk to your Broadcast Journalism professors and the Career Center at your University.  They'll do their best to help you get an internship in your field.  Keep in mind that internships are usually steping stools to getting a job out of college, especially in your field.  \n\nWhen going after a job after you graduate in your field, you'll need a few things: the education, the experience, and the references.  If you don't have all three, then it might never happen.\n\nGood 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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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.