Broadcasting Concentration

Bachelor of Science Degree, Communications Major

Radio broadcasting
A Graduate’s Perspective

I’m so thankful for all the opportunities I’ve been given at PCC. I’ve gained valuable hands-on training in the field of broadcasting while operating television cameras, running a live radio station for the student body, and announcing for basketball games. Through these activities, I received one-on-one training with my instructors, allowing me to improve my skills. I was also given an opportunity to work at Rejoice Radio, PCC’s worldwide radio station. — Matt, PCC 2009 Graduate
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Broadcasting majors receive a broad perspective of communications that features Christian principles and practical experience. Students develop practical broadcasting skills by working at WPCC, the campus radio station streamed live to residence halls and Rejoice in the Lord telecast, the nationally televised service of Campus Church.

Broadcasting Evaluation: Sophomores must pass CO 298 to continue in this major.

Student Radio Lab: Students with a broadcasting concentration are required to enroll in CO 999 each semester after they pass CO 122 until they enroll in CO 435.

Academic Requirements: Students must have at least a “C” in all business administration, marketing, and communication courses and complete a minor.

Academic Program Fee: $160 per semester or $40 per payment.

Recommended Course Sequence

FallSpringFreshman
BI 101 New Testament Survey 2
CO 121 Introduction to Communications 3
EN 101 English Grammar and Composition 3
HI 101 History of Civilization 3
PE   PE Activity Elective 1
SP 101 Fundamentals of Speech 3
Total Hours 15
BI 102 New Testament Survey 2
CO 122 Introduction to Communications 3
EN 102 English Grammar and Composition 3
HI 102 History of Civilization 3
PE   PE Activity Elective 1
SP 102 Fundamentals of Speech 3
Total Hours 15
FallSpringSophomore
BI 201 Old Testament Survey 2
CO 201 Broadcast Writing 3
CO 211 Introduction to Broadcasting 3
CO 223 Fundamentals of Video 3
EN 202 American Literature 3
SP 205 Voice and Diction for Broadcasters 2
 
Total Hours 16
BI 102 Old Testament Survey 2
CO 224 Fundamentals of Video 3
CO 298 Sophomore Broadcasting Evaluation 0
EN 204 British Literature 3
MA 111 College Mathematics 3
MK 202 Professional Selling 3
SP 212 Voice and Communication 2
Total Hours 16
FallSpringJunior
CO 322 Video Production 3
CR 370 Origins 2
MA Mathematics Elective 3
SP 302 Public Speaking 3
  Social Science Elective 3
  Writing Elective** 3
Total Hours 17
BI/BB Bible or Bible Background Elective‡ 2
CO 311 Broadcast Programming 3
CO 312 Broadcast Announcing 3
CO 321 Audio Production 3
CO 399 Broadcast Project Workshop 1
  Minor or Electives 4
Total Hours 16
FallSpringSenior
BI/BB Bible or Bible Background Elective‡ 2
CO 303 Public Relations 3
CO 413 Broadcast Management 3
CO 435 Broadcast Internship 3
PR 306 Interpersonal Relationships 3
  Minor or Elective 3
Total Hours 17
BA 403 Business Communications 3
BI/BB Bible or Bible Background Elective‡ 2
CO 410 Broadcast Project 2
CO 436 Broadcast Internship 3
  Social Science Elective 3
  Minor or Elective 3
Total Hours 16

‡ At least 4 hours out of 6 hours of BI/BB electives must have a BI course number.
**Students select CW 301, EN 301, or EN 325.