Further information on the programs and on application procedures is available from the Holland Law Center and from the Graduate Division of the College of Journalism and Communications. Admission is granted to applicants with and without background in mass communication. Students without academic preparation in mass communication or appropriate experience may be required to take articulation work. These courses are taken concurrently with general graduate courses, starting in the first term of registration. Students who have never completed a course in statistics must do so by the end of their second term.
Doctoral studies require three or more years of full-time study and research.
Students who may require articulation courses should contact the Associate Dean for Graduate Studies. A requirement of the probation is the student must achieve or maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher at the end of the next academic term in residence. A student who fails to satisfy the requirement will be suspended. Media planning to meet advertising goals. Use of research findings.