<p>Or no? It's hard as heck finding any big schools that offer it, or at least a practical form of it. All I can find at most schools are media studies schools.</p>
<p>Try the other U of M... University of Missouri. Journalism is what they are known for... although not much else. They also have a special scholars program for students with a 32 or 33 on their ACTs (I think it's 33, but check their website). They also have a lot of alumni working at big name newspapers, magazines, and TV stations.</p>
<p>Journalism is very pre-professional, so not every school offers it. If you go to the U of M and major in English (better if you double with communications), I'm sure you can get the same job as a journalism major. If you absolutely "have" to study journalism (like many students "have" to study business), then you might want to look at other schools.</p>
<p>Oh well I'm a transfer student anyway. But I didn't even see communications at Umich. That's the thing. I thought maybe things were just named differently and I missed it, but I can't find anything.</p>
<p>So far I'm looking at MSU.</p>
<p>MSU is a really good choice.</p>
<p>Michigan has a Communication Studies major.</p>
<p>I saw that, but it seems more of a history of Journalism and mass media of a whole. I wanted something a bit more practical.</p>
<p>Here is a list of ACEJMC accredited journalism and mass comm programs:</p>