good tv/broadcast journalism programs

College Search & Selection
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<p>Syracuse has arguably the best broadcast journalism program around. Mizzou is up there, but they are stronger in print than they are in broadcast. Northwestern also has a good overall reputation when it comes to journalism. Basically, Syracuse, Mizzou, and Northwestern are the top 3 in the country for communications (the order of those three is subject to plenty of debate!).</p>

<p>I'm only really experienced with Syracuse's journalism school, but I can tell you that their strengths are in broadcast and magazine journalism. Their magazine journalism program is excellent, and having a degree from SU's Newhouse goes a long way at the big-time magazine publications in NYC, believe me. Also, ESPN and other TV networks seem to gobble up Newhouse graduates as soon as they are available! </p>

<p>Maybe someone else can fill you in on Northwestern and Mizzou...?</p>

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<p>I go to Mizzou... print is our bread and butter, but our broadcast program is strong and competitive as well. My dad works at ESPN and he says all the young, up-and-coming guys in the boardroom are from Mizzou. No matter what aspect of journalism, you can get a good, prestigious education at Mizzou. In a couple years, we are getting a huge state of the art building with lots of technology, too. Gotta love those alums.</p>

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<p>Chapman University: Dodge College of Film and Media Arts in Orange, California</p>