What colleges offer a  Digital Communications/Multimedia major?
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Checkout our university - www.unca.edu\n\nMike Honeycutt
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I personally went to Westwood College in Denver, but they do also have a school in Dallas, TX.  I would not trade my schooling for anything in the world.  I was able to get my BS in Visual Communications which entails web design, print, audio/video and 3D animation/game design within three years.  They hold high impact labs with terrific teachers that have been in the industry for a long time.  They are accredited and a lot less expensive than the Art Institute.  They also provide life long learning.  If you graduate from a program you can return at any time, tuition free, to learn more skills in the field or even freshen up some of the skills you already know - for the rest of your life.  After a year of research on many options and schools ... Westwood was the best possible choice I could make for myself - Check it out!
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UNLV www.unlv.edu\nCommunity College of Southern Nevada www.ccsn.nevada.edu
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Try an on line univercity.  Maybe devry.
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Boston University, Emerson College, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Syracuse University and the University of Florida have excellent marketing communication/advertising programs. \nFor further advice: http://www.macquil.com
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Try the University of Phoneix of Devry:\nhttp://www.phoenix.edu/\nhttp://www.devry.edu/
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search for ebooks.\n\ntry this \n\nhttp://www.educationcenteronline.org/online-degrees/Online-Multimedia-Training.html
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Kennedy Western University. \nwww.kw.edu
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I majored in communications at Cal Berkeley and loved the program--a little under-funded, but got a great education. Their journalism school is top-notch.
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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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Okie... here's a helpful tip that might narrow down your scope:\nBest college in What study/ program and preferably Where??
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http://www.mop-vaishnav.ac.in/bvc1.html \nSchool of Media - Department of Visual Communication. B.Sc Visual Communication " ... in these recent times a three-year \nundergraduate course in B.Sc. ...\nhttp://www.mop-vaishnav.ac.in/bvc1.html - \n\n\n" To impart media literacy that goes beyond horizons \nDepartment of Visual Communication. B.Sc. Visual Communication " ... Visual communication is emerging in our midst as a very significant means of ...\nhttp://www.mop-vaishnav.ac.in/bvc1.htm - \n\n\nB.Sc., M.Sc. Courses - Bannari Amman Institute of Technology \nVisual Programming Lab. • Project Work. B.Sc. ( Applied Science - Information Technology) ... Software Communication & Documentation. • User Interface Design ...\nhttp://www.bannari.com/education/BscMsc.html
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Go to a school that has a media department or TV station. I would recommend Columbia College in Chicago. While you are in school get several internships at TV stations and production houses. You will really have to network to get those positions. Most of them are free-lance.
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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 did a search on College Board for private schools with an advertising major.\nHere are some of your options:\nBarry University\nBethany College\nCalifornia Lutheran\nChapman\nClark Atlanta\nDrury University\nEastern Nazarene College\nHarding University\n\nYou can look it up on College Board: http://apps.collegeboard.com/search/adv_majors.jsp
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I found four major colleges that offer this ciriculim  UC Davis, UC Santa Barbera, UC Berkley, UC Santa Cruz, also the colleges hayward state and san jose state.  I hope this helps!
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I'm not sure if this is rated world-wide but in the Philippines, it's the University of the Philippines COllege of Mass Communication.  They have a separate state of the art studio for the students to apply what they've learned, especially those who major in Broadcasting.