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BAS-COMM90 - Communication (Bachelor)

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Ensign College Bachelor of Science

Program Plan

Program Name

Bachelor of Applied Science Communication 3-year degree

Campus(es)

Ensign College

Degree

Bachelor of Science

Graduation Requirements

  • Complete the associate degree requirement.

  • Complete all program specific courses.

  • Complete all General Education and Religious Education requirements.

  • Complete 30 upper-division credits (300 to 400 level courses).

  • Complete at least 25% of credits in residency (taken directly from the awarding institution).

  • Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0.

  • Complete additional elective credits to meet the 90-credit graduation requirement.

Program Description

In a world where information is disseminated instantly and available from a variety of sources, the ability to communicate correctly, clearly, and persuasively has never been more important. This degree will help you become a skilled, ethical, and confident communicator with the ability to positively impact families, communities, and organizations across the world.  

Potential Employment

Students trained in communication are prepared to work in exciting, wide-ranging, cutting-edge careers that provide meaningful messages to an interconnected global community. Graduates of this program will find use for their skills in corporate training and development, human resources, professions sales, and various social services. Other careers that may be related to this degree include:

  • Human relations manager or coordinator

  • Sports broadcaster

  • Public relations specialist

  • Corporate trainer

  • Event planner

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

2.Achieve the outcomes associated with general education which include the ability to demonstrate proficiency in written and verbal communication, problem solving, and college and career readiness, from a global perspective.

3.Integrate knowledge and skills, including the College-Wide Capabilities, from a global perspective and across disciplines of study including cultural literacy and knowledge of the physical and natural world.

4.Demonstrate career readiness through the successful completion of an experiential learning experience and reflection on professional preparation.