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Title: Best Colleges for Pursuing a Communications Degree Word Count: 295 Summary: A communications specialist can work

in human resources, advertising, publicatio ns, research and development, sales and marketing, training departments and much more. Find out the best way to become a communications specialist. Keywords: best colleges communications, college education Article Body: When it comes to choosing a college to pursue you degree in Communications you s hould take the time to do your research and visit as many schools as possible to find out what exactly sets there programs apart from others. While many school s claim to be the "best" it can be a subjective term as what defines the best is different for every person. A college education is important in getting the job you want in life. Often we know generally what we would like to pursue in life but have a hard time nailing it down to a specific field. This is where schools and academic advisors come into play by helping you define your career goals and showing you the best way t o pursue a degree in that particular field. For example, a communications speci alist can work in human resources, advertising, publications, research and devel opment, sales and marketing, and training departments. They can do contract work as a freelancer, work for a consulting or public relations firm, in the foreign service, for the government at all 3 levels, labor unions, non-profit organizat ions, in the medical services field, and at colleges, universities, technical an d vocations schools. From one degree all these potential career opportunities e xist! The best way to find a school that matches you interest and will provide the qua lity of education you are seeking in your field is to contact others who are alr eady in the industry. You can not only find out from them what college they wen t to but also what they feel is important when choosing a college because of the real-life experience they have working in the field. Often they recommend you look into a different school than they attended because of what they have learne d on the job.

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