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Advertising/Public Relations Concentration

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Career Opportunities

  • Advertising
  • Public Relations
  • Graphic Design
  • Business
  • Web Design
  • Marketing/Sales Management

Bachelor of Science Degree, Business Major

See also Graphic Design and Marketing

Promote products using professional methods

The purpose of the advertising/public relations concentration is to provide the visual, written, and oral skill necessary for students to address companies’ advertising and public relations needs using various media. Practical application and a broad base of business knowledge provide skills necessary to be effective.

Additional Learning Outcomes: Graduates of the advertising/public relations concentration will also be able to

  • address public relations crises using various media channels and
  • develop an effective advertising campaign.

Visual presentation, the written word, and oral communication are all vital to public relations. A student majoring in advertising/public relations is thoroughly prepared in each of these channels. Students receive a broad base of business knowledge to provide skills necessary to be effective.

Academic Requirements
Students must have at least a “C” in all art, business administration, and marketing courses. Students complete a minor in graphic design through their required advertising/public relations support courses. Students who choose an additional minor in accounting or management must replace AC 111 with AC 231 as shown in chosen minor.

Academic Program Fee
$100 per semester or $25 per payment

Graduate Perspective

“I chose to major in Advertising/Public Relations at PCC, and graphic design is automatically built in as a minor. I am thankful that PCC trained me to do both professions well. PCC prepared me by training me to be detailed in my work. The advertising/design faculty always held such a high standard in classes.” Karen Miller (’08 grad)
Head of Communications/PR for the
Louisiana Budget Project

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