I'm curious to know if there's any student or former student of the ASU Cronkite Journalism School. I'm finishing my degree of law in Spain and I plan to apply for a Master's Degree in Journalism in the US and I've read the ASU J-School is pretty good (is among my 7 or 8 candidates). Plus, I'd be 20 minutes from the Arena, which would be a great chance for me to follow the team.
I was just wondering if there's any student here that would like to give me some advice of tell me how the school is...
Thanks and sorry for the big OT.
OT: Any student or former student of the Cronkite J-School?
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I started off in the walter cronkite school of journalism at ASU. I wrote for the State Press, the campus daily paper for two semesters. Ended up changing to the Hugh Downs School of communication. I loved the school and program. A lot of fantastic professors. IM me if you are looking for specific questions to be answered. I graduated in 2002, started in 1998.
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Cant comment on the masters program, but the upper division of my undergrad was a great experience. I also was an anchor for SDTV and The Blaze radio station. The best benefit of the program was being able to create a portfolio of radio and TV airings, which definitely gives you the advantage when starting your career on the right foot. internships and networking ftw
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Cant comment on the masters program, but the upper division of my undergrad was a great experience. I also was an anchor for SDTV and The Blaze radio station. The best benefit of the program was being able to create a portfolio of radio and TV airings, which definitely gives you the advantage when starting your career on the right foot. internships and networking ftw
go devils
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WTFsunsFTW wrote:<--BA Broadcast Journalism class of 2005
Cant comment on the masters program, but the upper division of my undergrad was a great experience. I also was an anchor for SDTV and The Blaze radio station. The best benefit of the program was being able to create a portfolio of radio and TV airings, which definitely gives you the advantage when starting your career on the right foot. internships and networking ftw
go devils
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You probably have calls coming in from all over the place but can I ask you to pleeeease consider your life goal being to replace Dick Vitale? I know the f*$# is a Duke fan but if he says baabby one more time I'm muting the Duke games and listening to them on radio