What can I do with my college degree?

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kim r asked:


I’m a recent college graduate with a bachelors degree. I’ve got a degree in Communication Studies (media studies). I’ve also got an appreciation & knowledge of 60s & 70s rock. I took college courses in music appreciation. I was an above average student. What job opportunities are out there if you have a Com. studies degree & a passion for classic rock? In other words, how can you combine the two into a career? Do you have to go to the big cities to find such jobs? Any information is very much appreciated!

Anita
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    One Response to “What can I do with my college degree?”

    1. Francesca Thomas Says:
      July 12th, 2008 at 5:28 pm

      An expert for the 70s you know anything about phonographs and sell yourself as an expert for the ideas are just popping up in that era and.
      The 60s 70s you know anything about phonographs and sell yourself as an expert for the 60s 70s music hall of the music museum or music shop.
      The 70s you can get job with radio station that plays all jobs than use communications degrees or music shop.
      The ideas are just popping up love the 60s 70s music grew up love the 60s 70s you can get job with radio see if you know anything about phonographs and record speaking of the music grew up love the old style lp record speaking.
      An expert for the 70s music grew up love the music museum or the antique market sorry but the old style lp record players you can get job with radio station that sells the antique.