how i study in the USA by the Journalism?
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You'll need to score well on the TOEFL.
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Yes, enroll in a student exchange program. Or if you want to be a US citizen, find a way to get a sponsor from the US to sponsor you.
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Check out the website for the magazine, Der Spiegel.  Every year they do something like the US News and World Report on higher education with stats for different universities and the best subjects at them.
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need good education to be successful in u.s.
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if your planning to visit america  or u live here already u can either look on the internet or you can go to a collage ur self and ask for an application from the collage or how ever many if u cant decide on which one u want to go toits better to be safe then sorry when planning to go to collage plus u would have to have passed high school to go to collage
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You would need to major in journalism and communications.
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The US News and World Report ranks colleges every year for various majors - you can either try to find the print version of the magazine at a bookstore, or you can purchase it online at the link below.
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Check out at the U.S News magazine.  http://www.usnews.com/usnews/home.htm
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The University of Georgia has one of the best Journalism Schools in the world.  They are the ones that give the Peabody  award in journalism.
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You will probably have to get a BS degree in either Journalism, Communications, or possibly English and that will take around 4 years.  I would find a local newspaper and talk to the editor, if possible and find out if you can do an internship or possibly some part time work, which may help youw hile you complete your degree.
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Visit  www.admissionglobal.com  and study  visa USA section
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Read newspapers. Watch CNN and BBC.
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Hi\n\nI hope that you will find the following useful.  \n\nThere are two American Universities in London.  One is called Schiller University, but I don’t think that they offer Journalism as a subject.  You can read more about them at:   http://www.schillerlondon.ac.uk\n\nThe other is Richmond:  look at this:   http://www.richmond.ac.uk/content/academic-programs/communication-fine-arts.aspx\n\nNow, your subjects.   If you want to study Journalism/Public Relations in the UK, you should try to choose a course which is accredited by the appropriate body.  The Chartered Institute of Public Relations has a list of accredited courses at its website.  See:        http://www.ipr.org.uk/education/index.asp \n\nIts list includes all the contact details which you need.  The one thing which I should say about this list is that most of these institutions are not in London, I’m afraid.  The ones which are in London are offering postgraduate courses.\n\nJournalism courses in the UK are accredited by the BCTJ for broadcast journalists and the NCTJ for print journalists.  You will find lists of accredited courses for broadcast journalism at:       http://www.bjtc.org.uk/courses.htm# and those for print journalism at:   http://www.nctj.com/accreditedcentres.php\nAgain, most of these courses are out of London.\n\nWe have a website in the UK for applicants to British Universities, called UCAS.  It has a search facility at:\nhttp://www.ucas.com/search/index.html\nYou can actually restrict your search to Institutions within London if you wish.\n\nTo help you, here is quick shortlist of possibles:\nCity University      http://www.city.ac.uk/journalism/courses/index.html\nKingston University       http://fass.kingston.ac.uk/undergraduate/journalism/index.shtml\nLondon Metropolitan      http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/ug-prospectus-2005/courses/journalism-studies.cfm\nMiddlesex University     http://www.mdx.ac.uk/subjects/mcc/jcm/courses/joint.htm\nQueen Mary                  http://www.qmul.ac.uk/courses/courses.php?course_id=83&dept_id=12&ugcourses=1&course_level=2\nRoehampton                  http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/ug/jnm/\nThames Valley               \nhttp://courses.tvu.ac.uk/main/course1.asp?cfr=journalism&cfw=keywords&csu=0&csm=0&csl=0&cns=index.asp&cn=0&cp=20&co=CourseTitle&clo=0&caw=0&csp=combsearch.asp&cco=TEMP267\nUniversity of the Arts     http://www.arts.ac.uk/22109.htm\nUniversity of East London        http://www.uel.ac.uk/ssmcs/programmes/ba-journalism.htm\nUniversity of Greenwich           http://www.gre.ac.uk/courses/under/sch/hum/medcom_ba.html\nUniversity of Westminster   http://www.wmin.ac.uk/mad/page-449\n\nThe one question I can’t advise you about is how a British Degree is regarded in the States.    Journalism has a strong international dimension, however, and I imagine that a UK degree, especially with a Postgraduate qualification, would be more than acceptable.   One problem may be that several of the institutions listed above are new and so their names are not well known.   City University is well established however (I am a trainee lawyer there).    Why don’t you run this question by some of the companies in which you are interested, to see what they say?\n\nOne last thing: check out the British Council site for more information at:   http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning-study-in-the-uk.htm?mtklink=study-in-the-uk-corporate-homepage-link.\n\nThere are two other things which I need to mention in closing.   One is that studying in the UK for foreign students can be very expensive – course fees can be very high.   Another is that journalism and PR are VERY competitive fields.   You need to start helping out on student papers, doing Internships etc as soon as possible.  If you don’t, someone else will and they will get the job.\n\nHope it all goes well.
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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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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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Don't worry you'll be fine i just recently went back to college too to study journalism and i left school in 1998. Your professor's should be on hand to give you any help you feel you might need but chances are that you'll be fine all by your little self. Good luck.
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www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/eduhome.htm \nwww.princetonreview.com