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What is my path to teach journalism at the high school level?
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At this point, I want to get a bachelor's degree in Journalism. The end goal is to teach journalism to high schoolers. What is the path of action to meet this goal? What are my steps? I need help.

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9 months ago

Teaching requirements have dropped a lot in most areas (due mainly to shortages), so go for a bachelors in journalism or education!! To be quite honest with you, I really don't think that further schooling or a top university is required :)

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9 months ago[edited]

If you want to teach journalism, it's best to get either an undergraduate degree in journalism from a top university (NorthWestern, USC, NYU, UNC CH, WashU, UofFlorida)

or to wait until graduate school and attend a school like Columbia University (the Pulitzer Prize is awarded each year from the Columbia School of Journalism). Research these schools and learn about what their requirements are for applying to a Journalism major. Good luck.

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