Communications Studies
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Communications studies can lead to some of the most lucrative and exciting career paths available. Television, print media, and even politics offer opportunities for individuals with a formal communications degree. Dozens of other careers can also begin by studying communications, such as public relations, social work, or speech therapy. Individuals wishing to work in media must be able to operate under pressure, enjoy a noisy, hectic environment, and be able to work non-traditional hours. The median salary for reporters for television/print media is $30,500 annually and $42,790 for writers.
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