| Radio Broadcasting Certificate | Cert (CERB) | |
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| Digital technology and changes in governmental regulation of commerical radio have launched a revolution in the U.S. broadcasting industry. Today's broadcast professionals rely on computer skills to create programming, record and edit audio and gather and report news. Hands-on learning begins during the first week. By the fifth week, students are prepared to work on-air at WGFR, the College's FM radio station. Through course work, supervised work experience and co-curricular activities, students develop broadcast writing and production skills, as well as a theoretical understanding of the mass media and broadcast programming philosophies. Graduates seek entry-level employment at radio stations throughout the region. Students may transfer credits into a comparable two-year degree program. Recommended High School Preparation: Speech, Computer and English Writing-related courses. |
| | Our ACC Career Pathways information highlights campus opportunities for interested students. |
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| | 31 minimum credits required for graduation |
| | Additional Information: | | Suggested elective SPH 114, MUS 203 or BUS 103 or a business course |
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