Hey y’all. Welcome back. I wish someone had given me these tips before I majored in communications in college because it …
Diploma Komunikasi Media
#knew #COMMUNICATIONS #DEGREE
Hey y’all. Welcome back. I wish someone had given me these tips before I majored in communications in college because it …
Diploma Komunikasi Media
#knew #COMMUNICATIONS #DEGREE
I jack off all trades
Really helpful! God bless you in Jesus name.
Digital marketing, ew! No thanks
Yep true.
thank you so much!
Sometimes you need additional education to level up I would've got certification I say like bookkeeping and have my communications degree and work for the IRS as a financial collections officer or Tax officer by phone, they make close to70 thousand a year. Someone told me to use what you like and a degree to get ahead and still fill in the lost spaces❤
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CONGRATS!!!!! GREAT video
The old myth that "it's not what you know, but WHO you know" is not a myth at all. It's literally true.
Internships may be optional at your school, but you should make them mandatory for yourself. See previous point. May be more important than school itself.
Whatever equipment you learn on will be totally obsolete in 10 years. Or less.
You may not want to go into sales, but you'll be selling whether you want to or not.
You'll have to have the ability to prove that what you're doing is actually working.
No one does it alone. Not even Prince.
I'm currently studying Global Communication, what do you think? Thanks for this incredible video!
I didn’t know your major even existed
Hey,
I know this is a bit of a reach and I don’t think you’ll respond but your video helped me out a lot, thanks. I was just curious if a media and communication degree would be the best path for me if I wanted to end up working for myself and make videos on YouTube. I’m not thinking about a back up but it would be nice.
How do you feel about majoring in marking, and minoring in communication?
Writing about the carrot and cabbage civil war in the garden
thank you so much!
Thank you for this video I did get some helpful tips I didn’t know anything of. I think I have a more clear direction now
I experienced the same things like you did in my college
With all of these comments, I'm starting to wonder if I made a big mistake choosing Communications as a major… Should I have chosen Journalism instead? Was I wrong choosing Communications?
With all of these comments, I'm starting to wonder if I made a big mistake choosing Communications as a major… Should I have chosen Journalism instead? Was I wrong choosing Communications?
Honestly I just want to study communication bc it offers me filmmaking classes and journalism classes, Im from Mexico
I wanna be a film director when i get enough experience, but if it doesnt work out id like being a journalist
Maybe its about the different countries or schools
By the way youre so pretty and the way you talk is very relaxing, i like your vids <3
Digital marketing… ugh. The same is partially true for English majors now. But good writing skills can at least add to your “marketability” and be applicable in almost every field. Additionally, English degrees are pretty versatile if you decide to further your edu in grad school. I wonder what grad programs look like in commutations. Agricultural comms actually sounds kinda cool, but maybe that’s a trap. Idk type type type. Words.
By the time I realized how important it was to get involved in school activities, clubs, school magazines and other activities I was locked down in my room in the middle of a global pandemic… And how I wished I would've gotten more involved while I had the chance to. Sadly there were no club activities that worked online or remotely that I could join, most clubs were in person and during pandemic most of them weren't functioning. Makes me feel like I didn't get to enjoy the University experience I wanted.
Omg my math is awful I think I can't study c journalism and communication or digital media ! I think it's difficult…
I'm interested in working with digital marketing and creating blog posts, articles and other content for companies. I haven't studied communications yet though because I'm wondering if studying communication could mean that you also have really social jobs where you need to talk in front of people? Because that's not what I want. I want to communicate through text, pictures, videos.
thanks for this video! really helpful to know this info
Can I get a communication studies degree in college first, then study marketing major after transferring to a university? Thanks
I've met quite a few losers that went for communications. That's a major for retards and everyone knows that, except for communications majors themselves. Get an actual major that gives you skills.
Which entry level position is requiring 3 years of experience? That's the first time I have ever heard about that
Great video! Really usefull, practical advice and comparison between the studies and real life work. Thank you so much for making this video! 🙂
Super helpful! I am doing comms major with environmental science minor. But for me this is helpful because I've done tv production, professional copywriting, and right now I'm building a digital marketing and sales for a local radio station. I want to do communications for non profits, especially for the environment. So now I can learn different communications, enjoy my electives, do more internships, and have a wide base for the future.
Is it smart to dual major in human resources and communications???
I earned a communications degree and I started looking for a job in the PR field, but I could not find one. Looking back, I wish I would have taken advantage of the internship opportunities that were related to the communication studies field. After being out of school for a long time with no job related to my degree, I decided to go back to school to earn a second bachelor's degree in computer science. I got a job related to computer science and I've been doing that ever since I earned my second degree.
the way that Im watching this right after graduation and kicking myself. SHES RIGHT
Bummer. I’m screwed. i HATE digital marketing.
Thank you for making this video so others don't make this mistake.
I did my bachelor's in development communication and then pursued master's in mass communication with specialization in advertising and PR.
The college from where I did masters had this 75 percent attendance rule. I wish it was not so and the curriculum was more flexible which allowed more internship space and opportunities.
Most of my classmates after the masters were lost and did not know their interest and we all ended up doing different internships for 1 year after our master's ended.
So with mass comm, it's better to have hand on experience than just a degree
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I have several questions. Im starting studying this in October, so; is subject statistic hard for comincology and pr? Is something like maths? Im really scared. Im so bad in maths and computer sciences
Thank you! Very helpful
I don’t agree with your idea that you need to pick a more specialized part of communications. It’s just that you need to have a practical fall back plan via minors or certifications.
this was actually helpful, thanks!
uiuc22 here! I am a communication major as well
Your video was gold! I earned a bachelors in communications in 2016 and soon after that, learned that digital marketing was the way to go! Now, years later, at 31, im going to school to earn a Master’s in marketing. I wish I would’ve pursued marketing sooner but I’ve learned a lot about the workforce because of this experience! I just pray that im able to land something I truly love! It really sucks that entry level jobs expect candidates to have like 3 years of experience! And now im running into the same issue with some companies with internships! It’s like, okay ppl, how are students supposed to get the opportunity to grow and learn if companies aren’t willing to take a chance on you to begin with?! It’s sad!