Communication

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WHY CHOOSE THIS PROGRAM?

Good communication matters. It matters fundamentally in terms of the individual’s success personally and it matters maybe even more in terms of success professionally. The Professional Communication program gives students the fundamentals to be successful.

Median Average salary for those with a degree in Professional Communication in Indiana

$23.46/hour

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Wage data taken from U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. May 2018 State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates: Indiana. (2019).

About the Program

The Professional Communication program provides you with a rich background in the arts and sciences. The courses will equip you with problem solving skills, communication and writing abilities. Students will also gain experiences in communicating and designing texts using information techniques.

The Associate of Science degree prepares you for transfer to a university to pursue a bachelor’s degree. The Associate of Science degree in Professional Communication transfers to some Indiana public and private colleges and universities. Graduates will also earn the Transfer General Education Certificate.

Our Graduates

Students that receive the Associate of Science degree in Professional Communication may transfer to a four year university or directly enter the workforce. Example career choices for those that earn this degree are Executive Assistant and a Writer.

Transfer Partners

If you would like to continue your education after completing your Ivy Tech degree, we have several four-year transfer partnerships in place. Talk to your transfer advocate for more information about transfer opportunities!

Degrees & Certificates

Please select from our list of certificates, technical certificates, and degrees below for class and location information. More information is available on each degree and certificate option in the dropdown above.

PROGRAM CURRICULA: Review the courses you will take in this program.

NOTE: The number of credits required for a degree or certificate is based on students who are program-ready and does not include College Prep courses. Availability of degrees and certificates varies by campus.

Completion Guides

Completion guides provide the recommended path to graduation, broken out by 8-week term. Courses are also numbered to show an overall number for students taking fewer classes at a time. Please consult with your advisor to determine which classes are the best option for you to take.

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