<p>I strongly encourage you not to waste your time with San Jose State. The school is very non-traditional, in the sense that it is a major commuter school and there are tons of adult students. Also the academics aren't that great. SJSU's reputation in California (at least in SoCal), is that it is just a step above community college.</p>
<p>I would stick with the UC's, Private Schools, or Cal Poly SLO, San Diego State, Chico, and CSU Long Beach if you plan on going to school in California.</p>
<p>California isn't really what drew me to the school, I heard it was pretty good in journalism and photography. Is San Diego State known for journalism or photography?</p>
<p>San Diego State is mostly known for business.</p>
<p>Anyways, I think your grades/act scores are too good for any cal states.</p>
<p>And while Indiana is pretty easy to get into, It has a top 10 program. Here is the course list. Do they have enough photojournalism classes for what you want?</p>
<p>The class list looks good, but the location is really killing it for me. I don't want to exclude a school simply because of the location, but I also don't really want to spend 4 years of my life at a place that I hate.</p>
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<p>Anybody here could. It doesn't deserve the respect of an article.</p>
<p>Anybody know of a site where I could get information on the photography and journalism programs at University of Arizona, University of Indiana and the University of Miami? Those see to be like the most possible 3 for me right now.</p>