Goldey-Beacom College

7 Programs 2 Degree levels
Bachelor

Bachelor of Arts

DegreeBachelor
FieldMedia & Communication
B

Cost & earnings at Goldey-Beacom College What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn

You borrow $18,900 median federal debt
You repay $215/mo over 10 years
Graduates earn $59,892 10 yrs after entry
Debt clears in 0.9 yrs of the salary premium
US Department of Education figures See the full breakdown →

A Bachelor of Arts at Goldey‑Beacom College combines a liberal arts foundation with practical communication and critical‑thinking skills. It suits students who want flexible, transferable abilities applicable in fields such as media, human services, criminal justice, psychology, or business-adjacent roles.

What you'll study

Students complete general education requirements alongside major courses. The BA programs strengthen communication and writing, develop analytical and problem‑solving abilities, and explore social and organizational contexts. English majors may choose from concentrations including Communication & Media, Legal Studies, or Literary Studies. The general education core asks students to grow in creative problem solving, effective communication, ethical awareness, self‑knowledge, teamwork, and responsible use of technology.

Entry requirements

The page invites prospective students to apply and to use the college’s application process. For specific admission criteria and documentation, applicants should consult Goldey‑Beacom College admissions resources and submit an application through the college website.

Career prospects

BA graduates leave with adaptable skills valued across many sectors. The programme is intended to prepare students for professional roles that require strong writing, communication, and analytic abilities, and it also supports continued study at the graduate level. Graduates often find opportunities in media and communication, human services, criminal justice‑related roles, business support functions, or further academic work.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The college page directs prospective students to apply and to explore academic resources; financial aid and scholarship information is managed by Goldey‑Beacom’s student services. Applicants should contact the college’s admissions or financial aid office for program‑specific support, eligibility details, and application deadlines.

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