Communication Transfer Major

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Communication Transfer Major

Unlimited Possibilities

You learn to make complex ideas easy to understand and connect with people. This can lead to exciting jobs in marketing, public relations, media, advertising, and even in banking or government.

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Communication Transfer Major at a Glance

Degree

Associate of Arts

Length of Study

2 years

Course Format

Face-to-Face, Online

Classes Meets

Daytime

Program Start

Fall, Spring, Summer

You can complete this program as a full-time or part-time student.

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Save Time, Save Money

35%

Lower tuition than Iowa, ISU & UNI

29K

Less than Iowa's private colleges

2 + 2

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Communications Overview

This is just a sampling of the career opportunities you can pursue with a degree in communications — the sky's the limit!

Marketing
Public Relations
Advertising
Media
Writing
Mass Communication
Advertising
Banking
Real Estate
Teaching/Training
Healthcare
Technology

You may find employment in many industries such as government, business, not-for-profit organizations, education, manufacturing, and politics.

Why You Should Pick a Degree in Communications

Attend conferences, connect with industry pros, and collaborate with peers through these professional organizations.

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Roxanne Heimann

Roxanne Hiemann has been teaching communications classes since 2007. She is passionate about helping students see the clear connections between the classroom and their career.

Ryan Courtney

Ryan Courtney has been involved in theater and speech throughout high school and college career. He loves the art of public speaking and helping empower students to find their voices.

" I just thought Hawkeye was perfect. With smaller class sizes, you have the chance to build those relationships with your professors and your peers. I would 100% recommend Hawkeye. "

Keri Wells
Liberal Arts '17

How to Get Started

It’s simple! Complete these steps:

Check the status of your application at any time by logging into your admissions account.

Plan Your Transfer

Meet with your academic advisor to choose the right courses and create a transfer plan. During your first year, contact the admissions office at the college you plan to transfer to. They can provide program details and guide you on which classes you’ll need.

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