Connecticut School of Broadcasting is done. They have closed all 26 campuses.
http://www.courant.com/news/education/hcu-ap-csbclose-0304,0,4355424.story
http://www.courant.com/news/education/hcu-ap-csbclose-0304,0,4355424.story
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CSB to close all 26 campuses
- Thread starter wgliradio
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Well, guess my letter of acceptance is just a piece of history. I attended one of the auditions in the Hasbrouck Heights campus (where Lil Cee graduated from). I had my script they gave me and passed with flying colors on both the tv studio and on the mic. Only problem was that school cost more than my previous trade school. It was tough getting an additional loan since I already have and still paying my school loan :/ Oh well, heres to looking for another broadcasting school.
Markieo said:Classes that begin in February can put you on the air by June!
R.I.P. CSB
Where are we going to be able to go on the air?
radioman148 said:Markieo said:Classes that begin in February can put you on the air by June!
R.I.P. CSB
Where are we going to be able to go on the air?
I heard of this broadcating training called BTN. I think they train you at an actual radio station studio and partner you up with someone in that station.
Inexpensive help.
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