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The journalism program equips students with essential writing, reporting, and analytical skills needed for careers in news media or for transitioning to a four-year journalism degree. Potential career paths include roles such as copy editor, scriptwriter, broadcast journalist, news reporter, magazine contributor, columnist, public relations specialist, digital content creator, freelance author, advertising writer, publication editor, and photojournalist. Certain positions may necessitate education beyond a two-year degree.
Career Pathways
This journalism curriculum provides training for diverse professional opportunities, such as:
Editorial Assistant
Screenplay Writer
Media Correspondent
News Journalist
Opinion Columnist
Student will qualify for admission with one of the following: a high school diploma, by passing the California Certificate of Proficiency Test or General Education Development Test (GED) or be at least 18 years old and no longer enrolled in high school.
English Proficiency Tests: