Heikal

Hi everyone, I'm new here, and thought this would be the best place to get some much needed insight as to how I should go about doing what I want to do. I graduated from Drexel University in 2010 with a degree in Business/Accounting, and have been working in related jobs for about two years now. It's quickly becoming apparent that this is not my passion at all. I'm a people person who loves working on projects, shaping messages, and getting messages out. I want to be involved in digital communications, campaign building, message management, etc. Recently, I've been looking at the programs such as USC's Masters in Communication Management, Johns Hopkins M.A. in Communications, NYU's Integretated Marketing Communications, Columbia's Strategic Communications M.A., etc. I'm worried that my lack of exposure to the communications world will be a hinderance into getting into these programs (I'm ignoring the exorbitant costs for now...). I had a 3.52/4.0 GPA in college, great working experiences working with clients (including international work), and am currently working in project finance. I don't know if any of this looks good. I'm taking the GRE sometime in the summer, but I have no idea what else I can do to make myself look good, or if there are other programs I should be applying to. Any insight would greatly be appreciated. Thanks!