Broadcasting Schools | Ripoffs or Rewarder’s?

April 5, 2011 – 7:02 pm

In today’s post, we’ll examine traditional brick-and-mortar broadcasting schools, and let you decide whether they’re ripoffs, or a rewarder to those able to pay their hefty price.

It may appear that I’m nitpicking or harping on Radio Broadcasting Schools, but think about it for a moment…

If YOU we’re getting ready to take the Broadcasting Career plunge, and were strongly considering  forking over $10,000.00 to $12,000.00 (Ouch! It hurts to even say that)…wouldn’t you want access to  ALL of the facts before making a decision to take out a loan that size?

Or, would you prefer just relying on a sales pitch from the Radio Broadcasting School admissions director? Read More »

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Radio Broadcasting Schools – Review of Traditional Brick and Mortar Schools

April 4, 2011 – 6:40 am

If you’re exploring your Broadcasting Career options, you’ll inevitably be faced with the choice of whether traditional Radio Broadcasting Schools are a viable option for your learning style, budget, and schedule.

The big question becomes…do they even work anymore in the fast changing world of radio broadcasting?

FWIW, for the sake of this post, a “traditional radio broadcasting school” is a stand alone brick and mortar facility. They usually have a set faculty comprised of retired or out-of-work broadcasters, with a smattering of a few working broadcasters employed to maintain their credibility. Read More »

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