Bachelor of Applied Science
Communication

The bachelor’s degree in communication will help Âé¶¹´«Ã½ become skilled, ethical, and confident communicators with the capacity to positively impact families, communities, and organizations across the world.
This degree is developed and granted by Ensign College, with

Looking Ahead
Potential Employment
Students trained in communication are prepared to work in exciting, wide-ranging, cutting-edge careers that provide meaningful messages to an interconnected global community. Graduates of this program will find use for their skills in corporate training and development, human resources, sales, and various social services. Other careers that may be related to this degree include:
- Event planner
- Human relations manager or coordinator
- Sports broadcaster
- Public relations specialist
- Corporate trainer
Bachelor of Applied Science of Communication
Program requirements
To earn a bachelor’s degree, you will complete three certificates plus additional general education and religion courses.Social Media Marketing Path
Steps to your Bachelor's Degree in Communication
- Certificate
- Certificate
- Certificate
General Education Courses (27 credits)
Professionalism Certificate (15 credits) — Earned as part of the Associate Degree
Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
BAP 115 |
Excel and Introduction to Technology
| 1 |
GS 170 |
Career Development
| 1 |
COMM 122 |
Interpersonal Communications
| 3 |
ENG 101 |
Introduction to College Writing
| 3 |
ENG 201 |
Intermediate College Writing
| 3 |
MAT 107 |
Quantitative Analysis and Personal Finance
| 3 |
CAR 398 |
Project Based Internship
| 1 |
Bachelor's Degree General Courses (12 credits)
Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
HIST 175 |
History of Technology in the United States
| 3 |
LS 303 |
Knowledge of the Physical and Natural World
| 3 |
ENS 497* |
Disciple Leadership Capstone
| 3 |
COMM 497* |
Communication Capstone
| 3 |
* Capstone course
Religion Courses (14 free credits)
Religion Cornerstone Courses
Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
REL 200A | The Eternal Family A | 1 |
REL 200B | The Eternal Family B | 1 |
REL 225A | Foundations of the Restoration A | 1 |
REL 225B | Foundations of the Restoration B | 1 |
REL 250A | Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel A | 1 |
REL 250B | Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel B | 1 |
REL 275A | Teachings and Doctrine of the Book of Mormon A | 1 |
REL 275B | Teachings and Doctrine of the Book of Mormon B | 1 |
Religion Elective Courses
Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
REL 280A | Answering My Gospel Questions A | 1 |
REL 280B | Answering My Gospel Questions B | 1 |
REL 290A | The Divine Gift of Forgiveness A | 1 |
REL 290B | The Divine Gift of Forgiveness B | 1 |
REL 333A | Teachings of the Living Prophets A | 1 |
REL 333B | Teachings of the Living Prophets B | 1 |

Why choose this degree?
Education in communication prepares you to work effectively in nearly every industry, and qualifies you for positions in fields such as marketing, public relations, editing, media relations, social media management, and others. Communication training will qualify you to use written, verbal, and nonverbal communication skills to manage interpersonal relationships, build and lead teams, develop and implement communication strategies for a variety of clients, and create and improve marketing campaigns for consumers.
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Essential Knowledge and Skills
Outcomes
- Communicate in a persuasive, legal, and ethical manner.
- Research and analyze scenarios to develop sound ideas and solutions.
- Produce targeted and effective written, spoken, and visual messages in media, group, and interpersonal settings.
- Effectively collaborate with diverse people in a variety of settings and circumstances.
- Serve in groups constructively or lead them productively.