Get Started NOW on a Master’s Degree in Strategic Communication!

You can start earning credits towards your Master’s Degree in Strategic Communication right now, as an undergraduate! The Accelerated Pathway allows qualified Communication majors to take graduate level classes that still count towards your undergraduate degree, but which also allow you to progress towards your Master’s Degree. Get started now! Ask your advisor about this opportunity.

Undergraduate students can enroll by completing 12 graduate-level credits during their senior year. These credits are offered at a reduced undergraduate tuition rate and fulfill both undergraduate and graduate program requirements! Even if you choose not to pursue an MA in Strategic Communication, these graduate credits might be transferable to other graduate programs. Undergraduate seniors also have the opportunity to replace major electives with graduate courses. You do not need to apply to the program to take these courses in replacement of an elective as long as you meet the requirements.

A minimum GPA of 3.0 is recommended for taking these courses.

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The following requirements for applying to the program:

  • One official transcript providing evidence of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
  • Contact information for three references who can provide a letter of recommendation.
  • Admission essay
  • Optional application for teaching assistantship.

Any inquiries regarding the MA in Strategic Communication can be directed to the graduate program coordinator, Dr. Jason Wrench, at wrenchj@newpaltz.edu.

 

Introducing the MA in Strategic Communication: Seniors Can Take Graduate Courses!

The Department of Communication is excited to announce the launch of its graduate degree, Master of Arts in Strategic Communication, beginning Spring 2024. This program caters to both traditional students and working professionals. The program is entirely new and still accepting students for the Spring 2024 semester! As a whole, it focuses on facilitating conversations, communication theory, conducting research, and most importantly, real-world application. graphic about grad program Continue reading