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Outgoing and articulate?

A bachelor's degree in Communication speaks volumes.
  • $62.3K 

    2021 median salary for media and communication jobs

    (BLS)
  • Did you know?

    Creative professionals report the highest levels of job satisfaction and passion in their chosen fields. 

    (Robert Half)
  • Career Options:

    • Writer/editor
    • Public relations specialist
    • Press secretary
    • Advertising account executive
    • Producer
    • Media/Event planner
    • Marketing/Brand manager
    • Human relations manager or coordinator
    • Sports broadcaster

  • Top Aptitudes:

    • Innovation
    • Adaptability
    • Teamwork
    • Progression
    • Inclusion

    ( Indeed / Monster )
  • 6%

    Projected annual growth rate for technical writers through 2031.

    (BLS)
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  • Market Snapshot:

    23.7K communications jobs on Glassdoor.com as of July 2023

    Industries:

    • Media Production
    • Journalism
    • Marketing
    • Business Management
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Garner the critical thinking, technology, and presentation skills needed to break out into a bold new career.
The ability to effectively gather, filter, and convey timely information is increasingly critical in today's fast-paced marketplace. The Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Communication is designed to teach you the hard and soft skills necessary to be a sought-after professional in whatever field you choose. The job opportunities are as diverse as the skill set, and you will graduate with the capacity to turn credible market research and analysis into compelling communication.

You’ll also leave here with the skills to communicate effectively, articulate your career preparation confidently, and collaborate with others meaningfully. And in all things, we’ll help you work toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ. So whatever you do, you’ll be prepared to be the best you possible.

FREQUENTLY COMBINED WITH THIS DEGREE

DON'T FORGET TO PLAN YOUR COURSES

Have you laid out your course sequencing yet? It’s essential that you meet with your success advisor first thing to ensure that you stay on track. Accumulating too many credits will not only affect your eligibility for financial aid, but also your ability to transfer to another school. So don’t wait. Set yourself up for success by mapping out your required courses from the beginning.

You can reach your success advisor through the Student Success Center at studentsuccesscenter@ensign.edu or 801-524-8151.

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