Pearce Center for Professional Communication
Class of 1941 Studio for Student Communication
Questioning your now but knowing your end goal Everyone experiences moments of doubt about whether or not they have chosen the right college major and life path. College opens doors
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Although both Marketing and Communication degrees prepare students with skills and knowledge related to written and spoken communication in different formats, there are still some key differences between the two. … Continue readingThe Difference Between a Marketing and Communications Degree
English majors know the joy of getting lost in a good book. But what if jumping into the pages of your favorite story were actually possible? We sat down with seven English majors and asked them the same question: … Continue readingAsk an English Major: Living in Literature
As an English major in a STEM-major dominated school, I have talked to many non-English majors who think they know a lot about the field. Here are some questions and statements that some have asked me as well as other misconceptions us English majors may have come in contact with. … Continue reading4 Common Misconceptions About English Majors
With my second semester well underway at Clemson University, I have discovered college life is invigorating, intense, and irreplaceable. I am pleased that I chose communications as my major and want to share my insights on my experience so far.
Here are my tips on how to survive and thrive as a freshman communications major. … Continue readingTips to Survive and Thrive as a Freshman Communications Major
Typically, when I inform people I am a communication major, I am either faced with comments of confusion or common thoughts that this is one of the “easy majors.” Although communication can be confusing, and has “easy” aspects, like any major, here is a look as to what life as a communication major is really like: … Continue readingWhat It’s Really Like to be a Communication Major