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Parents & FamilyCommunication Arts
The Communication Arts major at Delaware County Community College blends the theoretical with the practical, providing students with a foundation in the study of human communication that prepares them to continue academic study in the field.
In particular, students select specialized programs and related electives by choosing one of three degree program options: Communication Studies, Journalism, or Theatre. When selecting a Communication Arts program option, including courses and electives, the student should consult four-year transfer institution requirements.
The Communication Studies option is designed for students who wish to continue academic study in human communication including, but not limited to, interpersonal, intercultural, public speaking, and media studies.
Communication Arts Programs
Communication Studies
Journalism
Theatre
Why Choose Delaware County Community College?
DCCC offers both a financial head start and cultivates the skills necessary for success at a four-year school. Students save a considerable amount of money compared to public and private schools, while earning transferrable college credits. Visit our Tuition and Fees page for more information.
In addition, studies show students who earn a two-year associate degree and transfer into a four-year program have a higher chance of graduating than students who begin at a four-year school. DCCC provides the academic and student support services needed to start a successful college experience.