Wisconsin's Leading Public Liberal Arts College


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Graduate Studies

University of Wisconsin-Superior

McCaskill 102
Belknap and Catlin
P.O. Box 2000
Superior, WI 54880

ph. 715-394-8295

Communicating Arts (M.A.) - Admissions Requirements

Graduate Studies

Communicating Arts (M.A.) - Admissions Requirements

  • Students must hold a bachelor’s degree in Communication, Speech, Theatre, or Mass Communication. Applicants may also be considered if they have an undergraduate minor in one of the communication areas. Students with minors in a communication area may need to take additional undergraduate course work to prepare them for entry into the graduate program.  
  • Students will submit a two- to three-page essay titled “Reason for Graduate Study.” This essay will address the applicant’s degree and career goals. It specifically will address how the Communicating Arts Graduate Program is a good fit for the student, as well as the student being a good fit for the program. Students should be specific regarding the fit by referring to coursework, faculty program areas and specializations, academic performance, and career goals. If an applicant has questions about the essay, he or she should contact the director of graduate studies in Communicating Arts.
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