Agricultural communications bs in Oklahoma state university

Oklahoma State University's agricultural communications program is one of the nation's best. With deep roots reaching back to OSU's first offering of agricultural journalism in 1927, the program today is housed within the Department of Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership. It combines courses in communications and agriculture to develop a well-rounded agricultural communications professional. The agricultural communications program is on the leading edge of technology, and the career opportunities for graduates are constantly expanding.

Completed Admission/Scholarship application, 90 nonrefundable application fee (paid by credit card), Copy of Passport Bio page, Test scores: ACT, SAT, PBT/IBT TOEFL (DI Code: 6546) or IELTS, Official high school transcript (average GPA 3.0 and above), transcripts must be submitted in original language and translated to English, College transcript from each institution attended (if you have earned college-level credit), Financial Guarantee documentation.

Careers in Newspaper and magazine writing and editing, Agriculture-related publications, Photography, Advertising and sales, Video and television production, Broadcast, journalism, Radio production, Public relations, Environmental reporting

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