Speech pathology is a rapidly growing field with jobs in demand around the country. If you’re considering a grad program in speech pathology, keep reading to hear about a current student in Emerson’s online program, Speech@Emerson. Maia Klug currently lives … Continued
Thinking of going to grad school for Public Relations (PR), or currently in a program and wondering what to do after school? PR is a broad, versatile, and very marketable degree. However, a struggle with the broadness of the field … Continued
This week we are highlighting one of our grad students in Emerson’s Writing for Film and Television program. Noelle Haynes is in her second year of the program and currently lives in Youngstown, Ohio. Why did you choose Writing for … Continued
If you’re a senior undergraduate student applying to graduate school, you’re probably starting to feel the stress. You’ve got a lot going on! Between classes, work or interning, socializing, and navigating your grad school applications, it can be easy to … Continued
November is National Native American Heritage Month. Located in the heart of Boston, Emerson students, staff, and faculty are in a unique position to acknowledge and support Indigenous communities and follow through on our commitment to diversity and inclusion. Students … Continued
If you are researching graduate school, you know that it’s expensive. Between the tuition, rising rent, and inflating prices, it can be overwhelming to make ends meet as a student. Don’t panic, though! In today’s blog we’re going to share … Continued
Today we’re giving you a glimpse of what it’s like to be a grad student in the Political Communication program. We talked to Abigail Velletri, a current student in Emerson’s Political Communication 4+1 program, and asked her all about the … Continued