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Thanks, hedjuk. I've messaged you my e-mail, and my interests, which are Critical-Cultural Communication and Communication & Technology.

I realize now that there are few MS Communication programs — the ones I saw are professional programs geared toward communication management. Which MA programs can you recommend? Thanks again for your help.

Hi Gunner24, I am interested in researching the role of language in the social construct of identity, particularly the growing role of social media identity in shaping self-identity. I'm also interested in studying the decline of nonverbal communication as electronic communication continues to grow. Thank you for your response!

Hi everyone, I am hoping for some recommendations of graduate communication programs, both MS and PhD. I would love to research (and hone my interests in the effect of technology on communication), but I realize that given my background it may be more realistic to aim for an MS professional program with less rigorous standards. I want to work for 1-3 years before applying, but I'd like to start visiting universities and meeting professors soon. My undergraduate institution is not a prestigious school (just an average state school) and I'm hoping to have some reach, medium, and safety options. I'm graduating with dual degrees in May: State University - B.S. Communication - B.A. English - University Honors Program (mostly general honors courses in Physics, Statistics, Leadership, Economics, Writing and Independent Study) - 3.93 GPA GRE: 1310 - Quantitative: 640 (57%) - Verbal: 670 (95%) Work experience - Consistent employment throughout college - 3 communication internships - Currently working part-time at a F500 company that I really like I think that I should be able to get my quantitative score up to 700 or so with some review. The verbal section was pretty difficult so I don't know if I could raise it by more than 10 or 20 points. I'm working on an article with a professor now, which I will submit to journals for review. I also spent a year abroad at University College London (UCL), which has a pretty good reputation, but I'm not sure if that matters because it was only for English literature. Any guidance or advice you can provide will be greatly appreciated!