<p>Hello all...</p>
<p>I wanted to know from any TCNJ student/alumni, specifically Communications majors, how well the Communications program is? I know this school's more popular areas of study include Bio, Business, sciences and Education and understand it is very competitive to get into. The thing is, I hear this a lot from popular majors as stated above, but am not sure exactly where the Comm program stands here. </p>
<p>Right now I am a Communication and Journalism dual major at a county college. I will only be transferring my one major though.</p>
<p>As of right now, my grades are so/so. I have decided to retake any class that is below a B to get them from C's to A's (they were cake/intro classes, when I first entered I had no idea what I was doing in college at the time) So I pretty much have a good direction academically speaking.
What I worry about right now are EC's. I played softball 2 years back in high school if that counts for anything (although I doubt it) I also am an on-air DJ at my county college and also help work on production. But the thing is, when I'm not on-air or in class, I work (which is how I'll be funding my education) so I don't have time to participate in a bunch of activities, nor do most of them interest me enough to stop working or take away from my studies. </p>
<p>So aside from my initial question of how the Communications studies worked, what does it take for a transfer student to get accepted, aside from a good GPA (and a strong essay, letters, etc)? How competitive is it for Communications majors? </p>
<p>Thanks in advance.</p>