Program comparison

Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication. programs in California

Compare schools offering this field using federal program earnings and estimated total program cost. Missing program earnings remain unavailable rather than using a school-wide substitute.

Sacramento, CA · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$15,998
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Sacramento, CA · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$11,962
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Los Angeles, CA · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$20,522
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Woodland Hills, CA · Public
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program lengthVaries
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program costN/A
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Woodland Hills, CA · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$26,540
Earnings / est. total costN/A
San Marcos, CA · Public

Palomar College

Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program lengthVaries
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program costN/A
Earnings / est. total costN/A
San Marcos, CA · Public

Palomar College

Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$11,526
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Sacramento, CA · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$13,228
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Santa Monica, CA · Public
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program lengthVaries
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program costN/A
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Santa Monica, CA · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$5,558
Earnings / est. total costN/A

U.S. Department of Education data updated: 2026-06-10. Federal data can be suppressed where cohorts are too small.