
You'll find personalized attention from your academic advisors throughout your time at School of Communication. Whether it's questions about your class schedule or registering for next semester, your advising needs will be met by friendly and professional staff. For more information on advising at the School of Communication, click here.
Almost one-third of School of Communication students spend a semester in the International Studies Program.
Field Experiences (better known as internships) are opportunities for students to build their portfolios, enrich their skills, and network with professionals, all while earning academic credit. Eighty percent of the May 2011 School of Communication graduating class had at least one internship for credit, which means only twenty percent did not. School of Communication students should ask themselves "When I graduate, which group will I belong to?" For more information about Field Experiences at the School of Communication, click here.

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