BachelorRecommended

Bachelor of Communication

About the program

A communication degree that uses the Washington, D.C. Location for internships and media experience.

Develop foundational and applied understanding of Communication. Practice critical evaluation and communication in the subject. Apply relevant academic or professional methods in appropriate contexts.

Communication degree with courses such as broadcast writing and delivery
Public speaking and journalism. Students can publish in the student-run online paper and magazine
Present at the Student Research Conference
Take part in faculty-mentored DISCOVER research
And complete internships in the Washington
D.C. Media and public affairs scene.

2.5

High school graduate or equivalent with no completed post-secondary coursework (freshman), SAT/ACT recommended, not required

Review the Communication admission requirements and the current intake deadline. Complete the application through Cal State Apply. Prepare academic transcripts and evidence of previous qualifications. Provide English language test results if required. Submit the supporting documents requested by admissions. Confirm the applicable application fee before submitting the application. Review any admission offer and complete the required acceptance steps. Prepare the appropriate student immigration application if necessary.

Campus	San Marcos
Faculty or school	College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences
Department	Communication and Media Studies
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	3
Scholarship note	Potential California State University, San Marcos scholarship or funding opportunities may be relevant to Communication. Confirm the award, international eligibility, funding level, and application dates with the institution.