Communications Degree?

[timhardawyhatesu]

Im having a hard time deciding what to go into and was wondering what job oppurtunities a communications degree would leave me. Any other input on it would help as well. Thanks.

[BlueBear]

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=e...arch&meta=

[NozeCandy]

Uh, lots. It's a very open-ended degree that gives you a good base for a ton of things. You can sort of decide what you want to prepare for by what courses you actually take.

[XXXNoahXXX]

There is a scene from the Simpsons where the doctor has to tell a football player his career is over and he says "Well you may never play football again, but at least you can fall back on your degree in......COMMUNICATIONS!? dear god..." or something similar.

My brother has a degree in communications....and he currently works at a liquor store.

A friend that majored in communications, however, now works for a major newspaper. The trick with comm. major is that you need to get heavily involved in college. Nobody cares if you have that degree, but if you have a couple years experience in the college paper or radio station, or great internships, then it can lead to a very cool career.

[Jim14Qc]

Isn't Comm the most useless degree ever? It's as easy as it gets but isn't worth much IIRC.

[Ganjasaurus Rex]

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Isn't Comm the most useless degree ever?

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No, Sociology is much more useless. So is Anthro, Psych, and Education.