<p>I second Carolyn's suggestion of also looking at schools with straight English/journalism. There is a fairly good chance that you'll change your major (most everyone does - you could be the rare exception), and English/journalism + media arts or the like might be the same coursework that you would get with a communications major.</p>
<p>Re: the comments in the original post... I can see how they would be offensive. I, for one, do think there is a difference between female Jewish students and any woman who calls herself "princess." The latter is a creature I avoid on principle, regardless of ethnic affiliation. </p>
<p>If you are worried about the "princess" population, avoid schools in which high numbers of students are not on financial aid. Generally, you get a different student body at very wealthy schools, and it can be a shock if you were brought up having summer jobs instead of your parent's credit card. Just avoid attaching any ethnicity to that, please. (Trying to stop, not to start, a war. :) )</p>