Journalist

The Information Age has created volumes of information that needs interpreted and reported. Journalists are in demand like never before and this profession could be the change your career needs.

Journalists receive and analyze information from many sources and report it to the public in an objective manner. While journalism careers in print and broadcast are the most traditional, the Internet has created jobs for online journalists, as well.

To become a qualified journalist, you should attend universities or colleges with accredited journalism programs. Many undergraduate programs also offer internships with local and national media companies for students to receive on-the-job training.