Tagged: Magazine Journalism

Mystery Solved: Our Biochem Major is Actually a Fellow Product of the “Douchefactory” – by Ali & Cody

Thanks to a comment he left on our website, we now know Mizzou junior Ryan Cornell was behind the Campus Basement post calling the Missouri School of Journalism a “Douchefactory.”

We hope Cornell truly realizes the sleazy and unnecessary drama that he caused when he decided to call the entire J-School population a slummy fat-fest and named JSB a “fucking joke.” This coming from the guy who writes for a site called Campus Basement, no offense. Continue reading →

Map: Where are You Interning This Summer?

Hey J-Schoolers and welcome to summer break! How does it feel to finally be free?

For many of you, it probably feels pretty busy. As we can see from the response on our post calling for this year’s undergraduate plans, graduation is not a requirement for students to be interning in the summer.

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Where Are You Interning This Summer?

The seniors had their traditional Senior Send-Off on the Quad Friday and we’ve asked what they will be off doing after graduation next week, but that left us with a question – what about everyone else?

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Average Starting Salaries of Missouri School of Journalism Grads

The Missouri School of Journalism graduates from Fall 2009 and Spring and Summer 2010 have an average yearly salary of $31,800. The sequence with the highest starting salary is Magazine with a $35,100 annual salary, while the Broadcast sequence has the lowest annual salary at $27,500. The average starting salary of all Mizzou grads is $41,00. As I’m sure you could guess, the major with the highest starting salary is engineering at $53,900.

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Should the Reporting Class Count For More Than Three Hours?

It’s no secret that Reporting will be the most difficult class you take in your four years at the University of Missouri School of Journalism. As you saw in our “It Gets Better” video, that’s true regardless of your journalism sequence.

Some Missourian ACEs might not say so, but it’s also a guarantee that you will work harder for these three hours of credit than for all your other coursework that semester combined. Why does the Reporting class only count for three hours of credit?

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