Certificate of Completion in Career Communication

Guided by its classical roots, communication addresses the persuasive power of discourse and its role in democratic societies. Our program will help you develop as a civic-minded and ethical communicator. Courses and projects are designed to hone your skills in: public speaking, teamwork, persuasive communication, solid argument construction, and analytical reasoning.

Throughout the program, you will examine people's use of verbal and non-verbal symbols to construct messages and create meaning. Gain experience in analyzing communication between individuals, groups, and organizations in private, public, and mediated contexts.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies major is designed to provide you broad preparation for entry-level professional jobs (with for-profit and non-profit organizations) and graduate-level specialization. You may choose from the following concentrations within the Communication Studies major: public advocacy, public communication, or organizational communication.

Official (school stamped and sealed) transcripts from all schools attended. The transcripts should include subjects studied, grades and degrees earned, and graduation date. For students transferring from Colleges or Universities outside the United States, course descriptions and/or syllabi are recommended to receive the most accurate transfer credit evaluation.
IELTS- 6
TOEFL- (iBT) - 70