You certainly need good communications skills to work in public relations, but the competition for jobs in this sector is intense, so you will need something else too. Experience is important in public relations, but there is no doubt that in a competitive employment market employers are increasingly looking to employ communications and public relations professionals who have a degree in communications, public relations, journalism, or a related field. The possible programs of study vary, but the central skills they will give you will enhance your employment and earnings prospects. For the best career in communications and public relations you should consider signing up for a relevant degree program.

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Chicago, Illinois	IADT - Chicago
Colorado Springs, Colorado	Colorado Technical University - Colorado Springs
Greenwood Village, Colorado	Colorado Technical University - Denver
Mendota Heights, Minnesota	Brown College
New York, New York	Berkeley College - New York City Campus
Paramus, New Jersey	Berkeley College - Paramus Campus
Schaumburg, Illinois	IADT - Schaumburg
West Patterson, New Jersey	Berkeley College - Garret Mountain Campus
White Plains, New York	Berkeley College - White Plains Campus
Woodbridge, New Jersey	Berkeley College - Woodbridge Campus

There are no schools offering online Undergraduate degree programs in Communications and Public Relations.

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