UGA, Missouri and Northwestern journalism schools ranked top 3

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<p>The Radio Television Digital News Association released its rankings of top 20 journalism schools. This might help guide you applicants to worthwhile programs. Journalism may be a saturated field, but attending a prominent school with successful alumni may give you a leg up. </p>

<p>UGA?s</a> Grady College named one of top three journalism schools in the country | UGA Today</p>

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<p>RTDNA</a> : Survey: The top 20 journalism schools</p>

<p>Ranking:
1. University of Missouri-Columbia
2. Northwestern
3. University of Georgia
4. Syracuse
5. Arizona State U
6. Columbia University
7. Ohio University
8. University of Florida
9. University of Montana
10. Lyndon State University
11. University of Maryland
12. UNC-Chapel Hill</p>

<p>Go Dawgs!</p>

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<p>This wasn’t a ranking. It was a survey where fewer than half the respondents were news professionals.</p>

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<p>^That’s an excellent point. I also think including Columbia as a choice skews it a bit because Columbia only has a graduate program, and most of those other schools are more known for their undergrad programs.</p>

<p>I’ve yet to find an actual list of journalism schools that are ranked…the only ones I’ve found are not in any certain order, just a list of consistently top rated J-schools.</p>