Re: What about a B.A./B.S. in Technical Communications?

[Mitchell Maltenfort <mmalten -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Jennifer:

You can make yourself crazy trying to be "what employers prefer."   Go
for the B.S. or B.A. programs based on which program best develops
your own strengths, so those strengths are as marketable as possible.

Mitch
 
On 7/8/05, Jennifer Williams <jennwilliams -at- swbell -dot- net> wrote:


> online. I looked on STC's website and found a program
> that seems to suit my needs. Is anyone familiar with
> Northeastern University's B.S. in Technical
> Communications?
> http://www.nuol.edu/courses/level/undergrad/bstechcomm
> Is it a good program?
> 
> From my research, it looks like the B.S. is more
> technical and the B.A. is more theory-oriented. Which
> do employers prefer?


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