One of

the popular majors in minors here at the University of San Francisco is

the advertising program, which is no surprise as

it's a global multi-billion dollar industry, which is

exponentially growing especially as technology continues to

evolve and expand this interdisciplinary major

starts by introducing students to foundational

advertising theories, and then

takes into space of Highly practical applied

industry processes. We developed the

program in consultation with leaders from Global advertising agencies.

And as a result, we have tracks that

prepare students for a plethora of different jobs, not just

in ad agencies, but in pretty much any marketing Communications based

role the major culminates with the

selection of a Capstone either two internships or participation

in a national advertising competition and completion

of a course designed specifically to prepare each

individual student to enter the workforce. It

was so amazing being recognized as

One of the 50 most promising Multicultural students

in my experience a part of that group. I

got to talk to a lot of recruiters from a lot of different

agencies. Well, the proof that are a program effectively prepares

students for the workforce. I think it's apparent in

the doors that open for them some even before they graduate so I'm

actually working full-time as an assistant account

executive at widen and Kennedy. They're an

independent Ad Agency based in Portland,

but I have learned about advertising. I know applies globally

this past summer. I was offered an internship in one of

the best agencies in the world in their office in India. I was able

to apply everything I'd learned even internationally. I'm not learning

from a textbook.

I'm learning from industry experts who bring the real world

to the classroom. I feel like I'll really be able to hit the

ground running when I graduate.