Communications

Level: Bachelor
Language: English

(6 reviews)

Description

If you already have an associate's or bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited college or university and are interested in pursuing a career that requires the ability to effectively articulate and convey ideas, concepts, and information, our advanced start program can help you earn a Bachelor of Science in Communication online in as little as two years.*

Strong communication skills are vital in today's workplace. As the U.S. economy continues to transition from goods-producing to service-providing employment, job candidates who have the ability to interact and communicate effectively with others-both interpersonally and through various forms of media-will be at a tremendous advantage. Service-providing industries are expected to account for approximately 15.7 million new wage and salary jobs generated over the decade ending in 2016.† Study to be prepared for your role in this exciting industry by earning a Bachelor of Science in Communication online at Kaplan University.

Through a combination of theory and application, this program is designed to help you develop strong oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills applicable in any career field. The Bachelor of Science in Communication curriculum emphasizes: * Writing and speaking skills, group dynamics, team building, and resolving complex issues that arise in the workplace * Planning and developing dynamic, interactive multimedia presentations and websites * Understanding the effects of technology, government and industry regulation, and legal and ethical issues in communication * Utilizing new media and software applications most frequently used in business, institutional, and home environments

Recent Reviews

Pay Close Attention
August 8, 2011
Like several students have posted before me; I had major communication issues w/ the Financial Aide and Student Acct depts. I think most of the confusion started when Kaplan restructured their depts (from personally assigned advisors, to team assignments). I enrolled at Kaplan in May of 2009 and graduated their undergradutae program in April 2011; so I've seen alot of changes in their level of service. MY 2 CENTS: 1) I am pleased w/ their ...

My Experience with Kaplan
April 11, 2011
AS many have stated in their own reviews, the professors are for the most part excellent! They are well educated, credible, helpful and friendly. Advising was a good experience as well. I had the fortunate pleasure of working with the same advisor for 2 years. She was extremely helpful and kind. The financial aid, department is a mess. This body of the school is what gives people the ammo needed to fuel their rage in ...

communication student
June 29, 2010
I found that just like anything else, you have to work hard for something worthwhile. The classes were not easy so if you are a bad student in general, then you should know what to expect. The education was great but the support staff does need some improvement.

My own experience
October 30, 2009
Kaplan is really good. It is like any school that you are looking into. The only advice I will give is this: Check out your options, find out what you are willing to personally commit to. Any school you attend, there are going to be challenges with enrollment, challenges with Financial Aid, challenges with the course work, etc. Stay on top of things. My own personal experience is with the Financial Aid department. I recently ...

Experience with the school has gotten better
November 25, 2008
When I first enrolled at Kaplan I found out after 2 terms and $6000 later that I had been enrolled in the wrong program. It took a few months to get it all straightened out financially. The compliance manager got involved and she was terrific. The teachers that I have had so far are great! The downside of the college is their financial aid advisors and academic advisors. I have had several of each and ...

HATED THIS UNIVERSITY
April 3, 2008
I really hated this school. They are terribly overpriced and the support staff is horrible. You can never get through to people and they don't return calls. I feel that they are greedy and dishonest when it comes to the financia aid and money. Horrible University!!!

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May 14, 2010, 8:44 p.m.
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I have attended community college, Western Michigan University, and now Kaplan University online. At Kaplan online, I am able to get financing for my degree. At Kaplan online I don't have to worry about transportation to and from college, parking, gasoline, or hunting for books. I enjoy working on my coursework at home and would have a difficult time working and going to school otherwise. In fact, the added time I am allowed allows me to do more in the same window of time. 

And as for accreditation, I work every bit as hard on my school work at home as I ever did at a physical location, so the coursework I earn my grades in can hold up as well against the other colleges I have participated in.

Without Kaplan, I am sure I would not have had the ability to earn the B.S. degree so sought after by employers. The books are good and the teachers are helpful. They want you to be successful!

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