In a recent study from the Pew Research Center, a national sample of adults ranked Communication as the top skill that will allow students to "get ahead in the world today."
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Communication skills consistently are rated among the very top skills that employers are looking for.
A recent study by the job market research firm Burning Glass Technologies identified Communication as "the most or second-most desired baseline skill in all industries."
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The employment website Monster.com lists Communication as one of the top three skills that employers are "desperate" to find, because of its importance "at all levels."
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LinkedIn, the social networking site for professionals, lists Communication as the top skill that employers are looking for.
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"Communication skills are one of the most valuable assets a liberal arts graduate can bring to a tech company," says Bill Stover, chief financial officer of hyperconverged infrastrcture provider Pivot3.
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The National Communication Association Association offers additional reasons to study Communication in college.
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