Objectives
Students majoring in Emerging Media at USC Aiken will have the skills need to succeed in various career fields.
Students will:
- Develop strong oral and written communication skills
- Learn how to work well within a team
- Gain familiarity with various technologies
- Learn about both traditional and new forms of communication to be a better communicator in relationships, on teams, at work, and through social media.
Why a Bachelor's Degree in Emerging Media?
Through a bachelor's degree in emerging media, students learn the practical application of the theory and art of communication. Through coursework that focuses on visual, multimedia, written, spoken and interpersonal communication, students are well-prepared for the competitive job market. Graduates can enter into fields such as sales, marketing, media, customer relations, public relations, law, and health care.
Eligibility & Requirements
45-60
Total Credit Hours Earned
2.0
Overall GPA
Following Courses Completed
- Composition
- Composition and Literature
- Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication
- Natural Science with a Lab
- Two Social/Behavioral Science courses
- Humanities course
- World Civilization
- American Government or American History
Students who have not completed these requirements can do so at any of our Palmetto College campuses statewide, or at any technical college. To find out if you are qualified to apply for this program, please contact a Palmetto College advisor.
Program Length
If you're a full-time student, the program should take about 2 years -- the same as if you were attending class in-person. If you work, you may need to take a lighter course load.
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Objectives
Students majoring in Communication at USC Aiken will have the skills need to succeed in various career fields.
Students will:
- Develop strong oral and written communication skills
- Learn how to work well within a team
- Gain familiarity with various technologies
- Examine communication processes in interpersonal relationships, small group and public settings and within organizations, in cultures, and in the mass media
Students majoring in Communication at USC Aiken will have the skills need to succeed in various career fields.
Eligibility & Requirements
45-60
Total Credit Hours Earned
2.0
Overall GPA
Following Courses Completed
- Composition
- Composition and Literature
- Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication
- Natural Science with a Lab
- Two Social/Behavioral Science courses
- Humanities course
- World Civilization
- American Government or American History
Students who have not completed these requirements can do so at any of our Palmetto College campuses statewide, or at any technical college. To find out if you are qualified to apply for this program, please contact a Palmetto College advisor.
Program Length
Students taking a full-time course load can potentially complete this degree in 2 years if they have at least 60 degree applicable transfer hours.
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Objectives
The Palmetto College Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree will provide you with many skills important for various work settings or graduate school programs:
- Critical thinking
- Written and oral communication
- Quantitative literacy
- Analyzing, synthesizing, evaluating information
- Teamwork
- Problem solving
- Civic knowledge and engagement
- Intercultural knowledge and competence
- Ethical reasoning and action
- Foundations and skills for lifelong learning
Graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology enter careers in such diverse areas as counseling, community mental health, research, marketing, management, corrections, social work, business, and education. Many B.S. graduates go on to further study in graduate programs in clinical, counseling, school, and experimental psychology.
Eligibility & Requirements
45-60
Total Credit Hours Earned
2.0
Overall GPA
Following Courses Completed
- Composition
- Composition and Literature
- Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication
- Natural Science with a Lab
- Social/Behavioral Science course
- Humanities course
- World Civilization
- American Government or American History
Students who have not completed these requirements can do so at any of our Palmetto College campuses statewide, or at any technical college. To find out if you are qualified to apply for this program, please contact a Palmetto College advisor.
Palmetto College's Business Administration program is the only online business degree completion program in South Carolina to be fully accredited by AACSB International.
AACSB accreditation is the gold standard for business programs worldwide, and is held by fewer than 10 percent of all business schools around the world. Having an AACSB undergraduate business degree facilitates admission to an AACSB-accredited MBA program in the future. AACSB accreditation also ensures that a business school's curriculum is up-to-date, that business courses are taught by qualified faculty and that student learning is regularly assessed within a culture of continuous improvement.
Program Length
Students taking a full-time course load can potentially complete this degree in 2 years if they have at least 60 degree applicable transfer hours.
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Objectives
Student’s graduating from our program will have the skills needed to succeed in the field of Cybersecurity.
Students will:
- Learn to protect data, programs, and networks by developing skills in programming (python)
- Learn how to work well within a team
- Develop strong oral and written communication skills
- Gain familiarity with various technologies
- Learn about (and how to) cryptography, operating systems, ethical hacking, secure software engineering, cyber defense, digital forensics, and cyber ethics
Eligibility & Requirements
45-60
Total Credit Hours Earned
2.0
Overall GPA
Following Courses Completed
- Composition
- Composition and Literature
- Survey of Calculus
- Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication
- Natural Science with a Lab
- Humanities course
- World Civilization
- American Government or American History
Students who have not completed these requirements can do so at any of our Palmetto College campuses statewide, or at any technical college. To find out if you are qualified to apply for this program, please contact a Palmetto College advisor.
Program Length
Students taking a full-time course load can potentially complete this degree in 2 years if they have at least 60 degree applicable transfer hours.
Get Started
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Semester | Application Deadline |
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Spring 2019 | December 1, 2018 |
Fall 2019 | July 15, 2019 |
Fall 2018 Academic Calendar
1C- Fall I: August 27- October 17 | 1D- Fall II: October 22- December 12 |
August 27--Classes Begin October 17--Classes End August 29--Last day to drop/add August 30--First day "W" assigned September 21--Last day "W" assigned September 22--First day "WF" assigned August 29-- Last day for 100% refund August 31--Last day for 70% refund September 3--Last day for 50% refund September 8--Last day for 20% refund |
October 22--Classes Begin December 12--Classes End October 24--Last day to drop/add October 25--First day "W" assigned November 16--Last day "W" assigned November 17--First day "WF" assigned October 24--Last day for 100% refund October 26-- Last day for 70% refund October 29-- Last day for 50% refund November 2--Last day for 20% refund |
Spring 2019 Academic Calendar
Spring I: January 14- March 8 | Spring II: March 18- May 10 |
January 14--Classes begin March 8--Classes end January 16--Last day to add January 17--First day “W” assigned February 9--Last day “W” assigned February 10--First day “WF” assigned January 16--Last day for 100% refund January 18--Last day for 70% refund January 22--Last day for 50% refund January 27--last day for 20% refund |
March 18--Classes begin May 10--Classes end March 20--Last day to add March 21--First day “W” assigned April 13--Last day “W” assigned April 14--First day “WF” assigned March 20--Last day for 100% refund March 22--Last day for 70% refund March 26--Last day for 50% refund March 31--Last day for 20% refund |
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