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USA Today: Howard University Ranks #17 in Best Journalism Programs in the Country!

D.C. has always been a haven for journalistic talent, whether it’s covering politics, world events, education or innovation. So it makes sense that local universities would have strong programs to foster the next generation of talented journalists.
In fact, according to a recently released ranking by USA Today and College Factual, four of the top 20 journalism programs are located at D.C.
schools: Washington and Lee ranks #8, American ranks #10, George Washington ranks #15, and Howard ranks #17.
Here’s a look at the top 20 schools for journalism, and you can find thefull list of rankings here.
1. Emerson College 2. Northwestern University3. University of Texas at Austin4. Boston University5. University of Southern California6. University of Missouri-Columbia7. NYU8. Washington and Lee University9. Syracuse University10. American University11. Northeastern University12. University of Wisconsin-Madison13. Indiana University-Bloomington14. Quinnipiac Universtiy15. George Washington University16. University of Colorado Boulder17. Howard University18. Rutgers University-New Brunswick19. Ithaca College20. University of Kansas

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