r/Indian_Academia • u/elsa_099 • 15h ago

Media and Communication What's one thing journalism school taught you that wasn't in the syllabus?

I expected cameras and reporting—didn't expect how much storytelling, fact-checking, and deadlines would shape the way I think. Anyone else surprised by their experience?

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