Sentence examples for communications degree from inspiring English sources

"Finally, I convinced them that I've done enough communicating to get my communications degree — and it only took me 17 years do to it," Mr. Fallon, 34, said in his speech, according to a post on the school's Web site (strose.edu).edu

He is set to receive a communications degree in May.

He received American citizenship in 1998 and a communications degree from U.C.L.A. in 1999.

Mr. Thomas, who has a communications degree from Boston University, laughs at such abuse.

The middle son, Jeremy, 22, graduates this weekend with a communications degree with honors from American University ($180,000).

He has a soft spot for tweed newsboy caps and Sherlock Holmes-style pipes and takes pride in his communications degree from Cardiff University in Wales.

As a media studies student I have battled with the stigma attached to media and communications degrees.

He notes that research by the nonprofit National Association of Colleges and Employers found that, in the same year, just 6.5 per cent of graduates with communications degrees were offered jobs in the field.

Andrew Crisell, emeritus professor at Sunderland University who taught on one of the first communications degrees, points out that the initiative for media courses came from polytechnics and later the new university sector.

The most relevant degrees would be English or communications degrees.

Several of the most recognizable names in radio, like Howard Stern, have communications degrees, but others have no pertinent educational background.