Fake news has become a popular phrase in the media. It refers to deliberate misinformation. As a journalist, accuracy should be of the utmost importance. As you continue to develop and work towards getting a job in the media, understand that getting the story right should be the priority over putting the story out first.

Getting an internship is one of the most important things a student can do to help them land a journalism job.

If you choose the right sports journalism internship you get a real authentic "taste" of what it is like to work in the business. You will be hands on, meet great people and possibly land a job if you make a good impression. I recommend multiple internships to get as much experience as possible.

In broadcasting your resume isn't the most important thing.  The one thing hiring managers will ask you for though is your demo reel, can they see your resume reel, can they see your resume tape. I don’t know if college professors and colleges are telling you this but only having college material just won't cut it. If you want to increase the likelihood that you will get a job shortly after you graduate you need professional reporting.

Growing up I heard over and over again, go to school and get good grades.  My parents, my relatives, they all told me this and it still seems to be the standard advice given on how to have a successful life.

Enrolling in a college or university that has an established communications program will give you you a leg up on the competition. To begin your research, you can find a lot of valuable information online. The website for the US News and World Report Best Colleges Rankings is a good place to start. When deciding between multiple schools there are a few key things to look for.