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AAS-COMMPO - Communication (Associate)

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Ensign CollegeAssociate of Applied Science

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Ensign College

Program Name

AAS Communication

Program Description

This degree is designed to provide students vital communication skills needed to gain employment or an internship in the field of communications. Students will develop skill in writing, public speaking, and the ability to identify communication methods that will best serve a variety of audiences. Furthermore, students will benefit from courses in areas of their choice that will help them explore careers in various fields.

Potential Employment

A communications associate degree can provide the basis for rewarding careers in a variety of fields, industries, and positions. Graduates may decide to pursue careers in various fields, depending on their elective choice, including Media Production, Journalism, Digital Marketing, Social Media, Computer Science, and Business Management.

1. Demonstrate job skills associated with the introductory and intermediate certificates (Social Media Marketing, Communication Fundamentals)

2. Demonstrate proficiency in written and verbal communication, problem solving, and college and career readiness from a global perspective.

Required Course List

Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Courses:
Completion requirement
Complete ANY of the following Programs:
Complete ALL of the following Programs:
Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Courses:

General Education requirements include courses from American Institutions, Humanities, Fine Arts, Social Science, Life Science, and Physical Science distribution areas.

Earn at least 4 credits from the following:
Earn at least 4 credits from the following:

Courses that fulfill Religion Cornerstone requirement, will not be counted towards Religion Elective courses.

Religion courses taken at other CES schools or Institues of Religion may count as religion elective credit.

Students must earn a minimum grade of C- in these courses to graduate.

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

Associate Degree Requirements:

Students must earn 60 total credits to be awarded an associate degree. All student credits earned (including general education, certificate, or transfer credits) will be applied toward the awarding of an associate degree.