Useful courses include Library Science 125, Library Orientation, Computer Science 102, and computer-oriented communication classes. See the department secretary to arrange an appointment. She will run an unofficial transcript and complete the necessary paperwork prior to your appointment with the department chair. The process takes about five minutes and clears the way for you to move toward graduation. Contact the Journalism Department as early as possible for curricular advisement.
Some courses require an add code for admission.
To obtain an add code see the department secretary. A notice of dates and times for add code distribution will be posted outside College Hall 105 each quarter. If you sign up for a course and fail to show up in the first 15 minutes of the class the first day, the instructor may give your seat to someone on a waiting list. Call the secretary or professor if you have to miss the first day of class. All journalism majors and minors should read one or more newspapers daily, both to keep attuned to current public affairs, and to analyze news practices.