[icequeen88]

OK, I'm about to graduate with a AA degree in mass communications, and I'm thinking about continuing my education to get a bachelors, but the problem is that I don't want my BA to be in Communications. I say this because it is too broad(correct me if I'm wrong) and every time I get on careerbuilder or other job finding sites, I feel confused as to what I can do because communications is too broad.

I was wondering since I'm getting that AA degree,what other major can I look into where a university would accept me to be in their bachelors program knowing I have a AA in communications. Someone please help me.

Thanks

[sprtrmpcnsltng]

I have to ask you a question. Are you borrowing the money for college? If so do you want to be in debt. I have a solution to making your dreams happen without the expense of college. A way in which you can custom design you and your learning experience to provide you with the best solutions for you.

I will say historically a comm degree looks like a screw around degree where someone had no idea what they wanted to do. What are you wanting to do for work?

[icequeen88]

Maybe health administration or business/finance

[sprtrmpcnsltng]

Ok, so those are something you could combine. You can get a job any day in health administration without a degree in health administration. Business is the administrators function, they are the front line of the business. Learn all about the financial information of wherever you get your job as a health administrator. You could even do volunteer work to get an idea if medical administration was right for you. All companies use business, and finance so let the real world be your education.