A large amount of people with this type of degree have chosen to start their career path in the marketing and advertising and higher education industries. Graduates tend to start working as executive account managers over other professions such as administrative assistants, while others find employment as graphic designers, recruiters, or speech pathologists. Communication majors tend to utilize skills such as social media, public relations, marketing, and facebook in their day-to-day practices.

Some of the largest communication job providers are listed on the right-hand side of this page. Together, they account for numerous job placements that attract communication graduates.

Let’s zoom in and take a look at some of the most popular cities that graduates have found themselves living in after completing college.

Communication jobs are available in many cities, of which New York, New York has been one of the most popular, followed by Chicago in Illinois and Los Angeles in California. In fact, a significant amount of communication majors have chosen to stay in these urban hubs over Boston, Massachusetts and Minneapolis, Minnesota.