1. Public Relations: Focuses on strategic communication, reputation management, and media relations, preparing students for careers in PR agencies, corporate communications, and nonprofit organizations.

2. Journalism: Emphasizes reporting, writing, and multimedia storytelling skills for careers in print, broadcast, and digital journalism, as well as investigative reporting and feature writing.

3. Digital Media: Concentrates on digital content creation, social media management, and multimedia production, equipping students for roles in digital marketing, content creation, and online media.

4. Advertising: Teaches the principles of advertising and marketing communication, with a focus on creating effective ad campaigns, market research, and brand management.

5. Interpersonal Communication: Explores the dynamics of human communication, including conflict resolution, family communication, and relationship management, preparing students for counseling, human resources, and conflict resolution roles.

6. Corporate Communication: Focuses on communication within organizations, including internal communication, change management, and employee engagement, to prepare students for corporate communication and HR roles.

7. Health Communication: Examines communication in healthcare settings, health promotion, and public health campaigns, for careers in healthcare organizations, government agencies, and nonprofit health initiatives.

8. Political Communication: Covers political campaign strategies, public policy communication, and political media analysis, equipping students for roles in political communication, advocacy, and government affairs.

9. Sports Communication: Concentrates on sports journalism, public relations for sports organizations, and sports marketing, preparing students for careers in the sports industry.

10. Media Studies: Explores the critical analysis of media content, media history, and media effects on society, often leading to careers in media research, academia, and media critique.

These are just a few examples of the many specializations available within a B.A. in Communication program. Students can choose a concentration that aligns with their interests and career goals to gain expertise in their chosen field.