link is a list of top undergraduate and graduate programs in the United States from Squidoo.
The following is a quote from that website:
"Some Good Undergraduate Programs
What to look for: Do the professors have professional journalism experience? Can students take classes in photojournalism, TV, audio and online media as well as reporting and writing? What opportunities do students have to practice their skills? Does the school operate a TV studio? Is there a daily student newspaper?
Ball State University
Programs in journalism graphics, magazine, news-editorial, photojournalism.
Indiana University - Bloomington
One journalism program, with advanced courses in newspaper, magazine, broadcast news, photojournalism, editing, and news analysis and opinion writing.
University of Florida
Programs in reporting, editing, magazine, online, photojournalism, broadcast news. Disclaimer: I teach online journalism here!
University of Maryland
Programs in broadcast, online, and print journalism.
University of Missouri
Programs in convergence journalism, magazine, newspaper, photojournalism, radio-television.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Programs in electronic communication, news-editorial, journalism, visual communication."
While it's great to look for schools with good journalism programs, keep in mind that eighty percent of college students change their majors at least once. So while it's great to look at schools good for something you think you're interested in, don't let that be a deciding factor. Also look at: the environment, the size, the location, the activities, and many other things.
