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Visit the web page for the appropriate regional campus for up-to-date information about application deadlines and processes. Standardized test scores (Accuplacer, ACT, or SAT) are not required for admission but are required for placement. Transfer students are reviewed for admission in accordance with University policy. No selective or limited admission requirements. Admission is based on an official high school transcript or equivalent. Regional campuses have an open admissions policy for high school graduates. Admissions Information Freshman/First-Year AdmissionĪdmission requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Communication program are in line with the regional campuses. Courses in the major are designed with best practices for online pedagogy, emphasizing the same student enrichment philosophy that grounds other majors in the Scripps College of Communication.

Students who have already completed an associate’s degree (60 or more semester hours or 90 or more quarter hours) are also excellent candidates for this degree program. The major is open to students at any stage of their college career including recent high school graduates and transfer students. The major is delivered in a flexible online format, requiring no face-to-face meetings. The major cross-trains individuals in visual, written, and oral communication, emphasizing both practical application and theory-based communication strategy. The Bachelor of Science in Communication is ideally suited for professionals in a variety of public, non-profit, and private organizations who have positions that emphasize internal and external communication.

Institutional Review Board/Human Subjects Researchįax: Brittany Peterson, Director of E-Learning Development, Scripps College of Communication, contact Program Overview.

Research Colloquia and Seminars Calendar.

Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs.

NCAA Eligibility and Student-Athlete Success.

Multicultural Student Access and Retention (OMSAR).

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Center (LGBT).International Student and Faculty Services.Global Affairs and International Studies.

Center for Campus and Community Engagement.

Career and Leadership Development Center.

Baker University Center and Event Services.

Scripps College does not separately fund course costs, such as materials or travel costs, associated with courses at other Claremont Colleges. Individual course restrictions are indicated in semester course schedules. Students may cross-register within The Claremont Colleges when off-campus enrollments fall within the guidelines listed in the Policies and Procedures section of this catalog. See guidelines concerning off-campus majors and cross-registration. Arrangements for pursuing this major must be made with an off-campus major adviser in the appropriate program. Students who wish to pursue a major offered by another Claremont College may arrange to do so by fulfilling the requirements of the major at that college. Additional courses in science are offered at Harvey Mudd and Pomona Colleges. Premedical and environmental emphases made possible by the above majors are two particular strengths of the department. Interested students should contact Professor Melissa Coleman. A major in neuroscience is available for Scripps students who wish to pursue a multidisciplinary study of the biological bases of behavior. The department offers courses of study for the student interested in enlarging understanding of natural phenomena and courses for students desiring a major in biology, chemistry, physics, or some combination of these areas. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the department’s in-service training opportunities, such as laboratory, research, and teaching assistantships.

The department curriculum, taught by a broadly trained science faculty, offers general and advanced courses and the opportunity for individual research projects. Because of the significant role of science and technology today, a knowledge of the methods and concepts of science is considered an essential part of a Scripps College education. Keck Science Department of Claremont McKenna College, Pitzer College, and Scripps College allows students to fulfill the college requirements in science and to pursue advanced studies as majors or as supplementary studies to related fields.