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Dec 04, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2018 - 2019 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Journalism and Promotional Communication, B.A.
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Minimum hours required for degree: 120
Minimum hours required for major: 43
Admission: Students must complete COM 225 - Media Writing with a minimum grade of B-.
Special tracks: Two areas of concentration are available within the Journalism and Promotional Communication major: Journalism and Integrated Promotional Communication (a combination of Public Relations and Advertising).
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Major-Field Requirements
Students must complete a minimum of 43 credits and maintain a 2.25 GPA to graduate with a major in Journalism and Promotional Communication. All School of Communication Majors are required to successfully complete and COM 303 - Communication Inquiry with a minimum grade of C. Students should be aware that professionally oriented courses require considerable commitment of time and effort in addition to traditional class meeting times. Transfer students must obtain at least 20 credit hours from Communication courses at Cleveland State University.
Required Communications Core (seven courses)
Required Journalism Sequence Courses (six courses)
Journalism Elective Courses (choose two of the following)
Integrated Promotional Communication Sequence
Required Integrated Promotional Communication Courses: Part 1 (six courses)
Required Integrated Promotional Communication Courses: Part 2 (choose one of the following)
Integrated Promotional Communication Elective Courses (choose one of the following)
Internships in Journalism & Promotional Communication
Students in the Journalism sequence may qualify for a 3-credit internship (COM 490) that counts as an elective by achieving an overall GPA of 3.0 in the major, completion of the required courses, and junior or senior standing. Students who qualify must arrange an internship with the departmental coordinator (call 216-687-4630). Internships may be for up to 6 credit hours. However, only 3 of these hours may be applied toward the requirements for this sequence in the major. |
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