The Pressure of Having it “Figured Out” in College When entering the new world of a university, as young adults we often feel expected to have everything figured out. We’re encouraged to pick a major, follow that course path, and have a degree to show for it after four years. Everyone always seems to have
Networking is one of the most important parts of building a career in communications. PRSSA gives students chances to do just that. West Chester University’s Chapter of the national organization Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) offers networking opportunities with professionals through trips to agencies, guest speakers, workshops, and regional and national conferences. Public
Talent often goes unseen. Whether you’re promoting your art or selling merchandise for your website, how are you certain that everyone will watch what you make. Small business owners and future entrepreneurs often neglect engagement, but with an SEO specialist, it could help boost you to the top of the results page. Thank you, Google!
Deciding what major you want to pursue for your college career can already be stressful, combined with having a list of courses to choose from that you have no idea what they are like. When you join the Media and Culture major, you have three concentrations to choose from; Culture, Production, and Strategic Communication. You
You know the feeling you got as a child when you were at the supermarket and could not find your mom? You felt lost. Well, that’s how I felt when I graduated back in 2016 with a degree in Theatre. Believe it when they say, “life after college is not as easy as you think”
Most people think that you can’t do much with your Communication Studies degree after graduation, but they’re totally wrong! Careers in communication don’t always have to do with social media, or marketing per say. There are so many different opportunities in Communication Studies that aren’t even advertised. One thing I always look for when job
Many students attend college in order to find a career in the future. Internships are a great way to help prepare college students for the real world, and can sometimes get them a job on the spot. Most college students have a fear that they will not be able to find a job right out