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7 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
You can also take communication classes for that in a well-recognized university.
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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
It's great to see your enthusiasm in studying a totally unrelated field. But don't worry. I do not know your present occupation but take it that you can not join a regular college.
Don't worry. IGNOU, SMUDE are two of the distance learning Universities. You can go to their website and download brochure cum application form. Fill it up, post it online after paying requisite fees & then you can begin the study of journalism.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
First, learn to write, report and edit. Being able to tell a concise, interesting and informative story is the same whether it is a school board meeting or a baseball game.
The world is filled with sports junkies who have dreams of being a sports journalist, but who are unwilling to learn the craft of being a journalist first.
Once you have polished your journalism skills find your local community newspaper or radio station with samples of your work and offer to work for next to nothing.
If you are lucky they will bring you aboard and you will get the scut work, but over time you will move up and earn respect.
Moreover, pursue a mass co
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