by Emma K. Neal
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Central Florida
From one Writing student to (potentially) another, here are a few things you should know before declaring your major, plus some tips all college students can use in their classes.
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by Emily Rogan
Freelance Writer
Being an accountant is great if you love numbers, but that's not everyone. If you're looking for a position geared toward the creative types, read on!
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by Lydia Abedeen
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Love science? Love writing? Introducing: science writing! And if you're looking for experience, these two online publications let students pursue science journalism at any experience level.
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by Maylan Lamhut Studart
Student, New York Institute of Technology
Globesville, the student-run entertainment and news production Web channel at NYIT, is more like a job than a class.
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by Anastasia Papanikolaou
Student, Lake Central High School
Many people like watching the news, but creating the news is a completely different story. If you want to be the one to tell it, journalism camp may be the perfect choice for you.
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by Stephanie Farah
Writer, Senior Editor, Wintergreen Orchard House
Love testing the limits of freedom of speech? The college newspapers are the perfect place to begin pursuing your journalistic ambitions.
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by CollegeXpress
We talked to a journalism graduate about her current position as an associate producer at a video production company, and her interest in further her career in multimedia!
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by Catherine Seraphin
Assistant Editor, Online Specialist, Carnegie Communications
For our blogger, her search of finding the perfect major and career was like the fairy tale "Goldilocks and the Three Bears." She tried porridge too hot, too cold, then found the porridge just right.
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by Jim Martinho
Former Editor, Porter Sargent Handbooks
Here's a rundown of excellent summer opportunities for aspiring journalists.
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by Megan Sietsma
Student, English Education, Purdue University
This 10-part series will look at those forgotten majors: the ones that do not seem to have job fairs, the ones that people ask, "What will you do with that?" Today, we look at a history degree.
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