Below is a list of all accredited schools in the US offering Journalism Degrees.

Alabama

• University of Alabama

Alaska

• University of Alaska Fairbanks

Arizona

• University of Arizona
• Maricopa Community Colleges
• Mesa Community College
• Scotts dale Community College

Arkansas

• University of Arkansas
• University of Arkansas at Little Rock
• Arkansas Tech University

California

• Cuesta College
• University of Southern California
• San Diego State University
• California State University Sacramento
• Los Angeles City College
• College of San Mateo
• University of California Berkeley
• Pierce College
• Palo Alto College
• Moorpark College
• Azusa Pacific University
• Biola University
• Brooks Institute
• California Baptist University
• College of the Desert
• California State University Long Beach
• California State University Northridge
• El Camino College
• San Jose State University
• Long Beach City College
• National University
• Ohlone College
• Santa Barbara City College
• Skyline College

Colorado

• University of Colorado at Boulder
• Colorado Christian University
• University of Denver
• Metropolitan State College of Denver
• University of Northern Colorado

Connecticut

• Southern Connectiocut State University
• Yale College

Delaware

• Delaware State University

District of Columbia

• Georgetown University
• American University
• Gallaudet University

Florida

• Full Sail university
• Atlantic International University
• Florida Agricultural And Mechanical University
• University of Florida
• University of South Florida
• University of Miami

Georgia

• Macon State College
• Georgia Southern University
• Gainesville State College
• Georgia State University
• University of Georgia

Hawaii

• University of Hawaii at Manoa

Idaho

• Boise State University
• University of Idaho

Illinois

• DePaul University
• City College of Chicago
• University of Illinois
• North Central College
• Southern Illinois University
• Illinois State University
• Northwestern University
• Southwestern Illinois College

Indiana

• Indiana University
• University of Southern Indiana
• Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne

Iowa

• Drake University
• Ashford University
• University of Iowa

Kansas

• Kansas State University
• University of Kansas
• Kansas City Kansas Community College

Kentucky

• University of Kentucky

Louisiana

• Northwestern State University of Louisiana

Maine

• University of Maine

Maryland

• University of Maryland

Massachusetts

• Boston University
• Harvard College
• Suffolk University
• University of Massachusetts Amherst

Michigan

• Michigan State University
• Central Michigan University
• Macomb Community College
• Oakland University
• University of Michigan Flint
• Washtenaw Community College

Minnesota

• University of Minnesota
• College of St. Scholastica

Missouri

• University of Missouri
• Missouri State University

Montana

• University of Montana

Nebraska

• University of Nebraska Lincoln
• University of Nebraska
• Northeast Community College

Nevada

• University of Nevada Las Vegas
• University of Nevada Reno

New Jersy

• Thomas Edison State College

New Mexico

• University of New Mexico

New York

• Adelphi University
• Onondaga Community College
• University at Buffalo
• University at Albany
• Buffalo State College
• Columbia University
• City University of New York
• Purchase College
• Stony Brook University
• Mercy College

North Carolina

• Lenoir Rhyne University

North Dakota

• Bismarck State College

Ohio

• University of Cincinnati
• Bowling Green State University
• Ohio University
• Kent State University

Oklahoma

• University of Oklahoma
• University of Central Oklahoma

Oregon

• University of Oregon
• Mt. Hood Community College
• Pacific University

Pennsylvania

• Northampton Community College
• Pennsylvania State University
• Clarion University
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Messiah College
• Shippensburg University
• Temple University

Rhode Island

• University of Rhode Island

South Carolina

• University of South Carolina Upstate

South Dakota

• South Dakota State University

Tennessee

• East Tennessee State University
• University of Tennessee Knoxville
• University of Memphis

Texas

• University of Texas at Austin
• Angelina College
• Baylor University
• Lone Star College System
• Texas State university San Marcos
• Tarrant County College
• University of North Texas

Utah

• Southern Utah University
• Utah Valley University

Vermont

• Johnson State College

Virginia

• Washington and Lee University
• George Mason University
• Regent University

Washington

• Centralia College
• Eastern Washington University
• Seattle Pacific University

West Virginia

• Marshall University

Wisconsin

• University of Wisconsin Madison
• University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
• Madison Area Technical College

Journalism and writing are skills valued not only among news publishers, but in fact across all business careers and many other specialized non-business professions. The ability to communicate one's ideas through the written word is key to any successful career. Below is a list of accredited schools who have relevent online degree programs in journalism and communications.

BA in Journalism BA in Communication Studies BA in English/Language Arts	Ashford University — Ashford's bachelor's degree program in either journalism & mass communications or communication studies is a good fit for anyone pursuing a career in business, communication management, media, journalism, or public policy. Upon completion of either program, graduates are highly valued and sought after in the job market in all of these industries. Ashford also offers a similar degree in English/Language Arts that is geared toward individuals interested in a liberal arts education.
MS in New Media Journalism	Full Sail University — The MS in new media journalism from Full Sail University allows journalists to keep their skills sharp all while meeting the demands required by today's media consumers. The degree program combines traditional methods of journalism with emerging technology. You'll learn how to produce multimedia content, use social media to engage audiences and promote your work, and publish and distribute content across digital delivery platforms.
BA in Communication	Southern New Hampshire University — Southern New Hampshire University offers a BA degree in communication that combines courses in communication with a solid foundation in the liberal arts. Graduates of this program will be prepared to enter careers in advertising, business writing, corporate communications, journalism, and more.
AA in Communication BS in Communication	University of Phoenix — The University of Phoenix offers its communications programs at two degree levels, Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Science. The associate's degree-level communications program develops a foundation for understanding effective exchange of information regarding journalistic news presentations for print, Web, and broadcast media. The bachelor's degree-level program builds on these lessons and helps develop critical thinking and problem solving skills that journalists will use in a career.
BS in Communication	Walden University — Walden University offers a Bachelor of Science degree in communication that combines communication theory with practical skills. This particular degree focuses on journalistic aspects of new media, including Web publishing, online video, podcasts, Web conferencing, and more. Assignments consist of exercises reflecting the material and interaction with other students taking the same course.
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