Q: How long will this program take to complete?
A: Two years for a full-time student
Q: When are the courses offered for this program?
A: College Writing, Literature Courses and a Writing Tutor Seminar
Q: Can I do this program online? At night? During day? Weekends?
A: Some courses are offered online and on weekends.
Q: When does this program start? Fall? Spring? Anytime?
A: Anytime.
Q: Is this program accredited?
A: Yes and it meets all requirements of the Commonwealth Transfer Compact.
Q: How do I get into this program?
A: Enroll.
Q: What kinds of jobs can I get with this degree/certificate?
A: Graduates of this concentration qualify to transfer to four-year institutions that prepare students for careers in teaching, journalism, public relations, and media communications. This concentration is of value in any career in which good communication skills are fundamental to success. Students must complete a bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate to pursue a teaching career. A bachelor’s degree in English is a minimum requirement for entry-level work in careers such as publishing, advertising, public relations, and journalism. In order to advance in some fields, graduate work may be required.
Q: How much money does someone make doing that?
A: $30,000 –$ 60,000
Q: How easy will it be for me to get a job?
A: Prospects are good.
Q: Will someone help me find a job when I am done?
A: BHCC has a Career Center ready to assist you.
Q: Can I transfer to a 4 year college with this degree?
A: Yes, this program meets all the requirements of the Commonwealth Transfer Compact, an agreement with all MA state colleges and universities as well as a number of private institutions to ensure easy transfer.
Q: Are there any articulation agreements etc?
A: Completion of an Associates degree with BHCC is required to fulfill the Commonwealth Transfer Compact requirements.
Q: Will I be a junior when I transfer?
A: Yes, if you transfer to a college that is involved in the Commonwealth Transfer Compact and have earned an Associates Degree from BHCC.
Q: What colleges will accept these credits?
A: All MA state colleges and universities accept the credits of an Associates of Arts Degree from BHCC. Some private institutions do as well.
Q: Are there internships or clinicals with this program?
A: No, but there is a Writing Tutor Seminar.
Q: Can I pick where I do that clinical/internship?
A: The Writing Tutor Seminar has flexible hours and is completed at the Charlestown Campus.
Q: Does someone help me get that internship/clinical?
A: All that is required is a referral from an instructor.
Q: What kinds of courses will I be taking?
A: Writing courses and literature courses are a standard of the degree. BHCC offers a variety of courses in literature.In addition, general education courses in math, science, foreign language, behavioral science and humanities are required. Be sure to review the full list on the home page.
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