Within the world of publishing, journalism, and broadcast media, there are hundreds of positions that make up the media communications industry.  For entry level jobs, expect a serious amount of competition with few glamorous positions.  Like entertainment and other media, connections, networking ,and internships are key to getting your foot in the door. 

Students from all majors and backgrounds have the opportunity break into this industry; however, your communication skills are often a solid gauge as to your ability to succeed. Companies often require writing samples and heavily stress these skills under requirements for the job.   Entry level work can be very tedious and often time intensive, so be ready for long hours and don’t expect great pay your first few years in the industry.

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