Bachelor of Science Degree in Journalism

Stories are the currency of our culture — they inform, question, humanize, and spark action. While technology has evolved, the core of journalism remains the same: a relentless pursuit of the truth. From Woodward and Bernstein uncovering Watergate to Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey launching the #MeToo movement, great journalists have always had instincts, tenacity, and an unwavering commitment to storytelling. Journalists continue to shape the narrative, whether it’s delivering breaking news, investigating injustices, or amplifying underrepresented voices. If you’re driven to ask tough questions, uncover hidden truths, and create compelling stories that make an impact, a journalism major is your first step. Experiential Learning Intern with organizations such as the Peoria Chiefs, Clear Channel Radio, NBC UniversalThe Olympics, Saddle and Bridle Magazine and Kate Spade Deliver and produce news stories for BUTV as well as write and report for the Broadside Literary Journal, and our student newspaper the Bradley Scout Networking and professional development opportunities with the Broadcast Education Association and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication

High School Transcript - Official or unofficial transcript showing your complete academic record throughout secondary school. Proof of English language proficiency or waiver qualification. Depending on where you attend secondary school, you may also be required to submit relevant exam scores (WAEC, GCES, etc.) in addition to your transcripts or mark sheets.