Journalism Degree

You really do not need to obtain a degree in journalism to become a journalist/news anchor or television personality.Did you know that many renowned newscasters and television personalities that we see on television do not hold degrees in journalism?

As a journalism school graduate in 2003, I had little hope for lucrative job offers but did feel confident that newspapers and magazines were my future. Fast forward a few short years, newspapers and magazines are fading fast.

If you're considering getting a degree in journalism, you would be wise to also develop a secondary skill set -- be it coding Web applications or something else -- that will set you apart in this very competitive field.

Journalism has never been an easy industry to infiltrate, even without the awful economic situation. These tips may help land you your first job.

If you've ever wanted to see an article you've written appear in a magazine or a newspaper, but you don't have any experience in journalism, fear not: Having a journalism degree isn't a hard-and-fast requirement.

Richard Sine, a freelance writer and blogger at Huffington Post has an interesting take on journalism schools.

First person account of pursuing a master's degree at a journalism school. Part 1 - merits of going back to school, advantages, disadvantages and things to consider from a personal vantage point.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of getting a degree in journalism?