What are the job opportunities after doing Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from Scripps College?

On-campus housing fosters a strong sense of community. There are twelve residence halls on campus. 95% of the students live in school-sponsored housing. All residence halls have a living room, kitchen, computer lab and laundry room. The cost of housing and food on campus is $22,136.  Living on campus allows for easy access to academic resources, libraries, dining facilities, and campus events. Living on campus is safer as security is available all the time. 

Students need to stay on campus for the first academic year. Students can consider living off campus for more independence and flexibility. Living off campus students have to arrange utilities. The apartments rent in Claremont where the college is located ranges between $1,500 to $3,000. 

Scripps College is recognized as one of the premier women's colleges in the United States. It was established in 1926. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Scripps' charming campus at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains is regarded as one of the most exquisite campuses in the nation. Popular majors at the college are Biology, Political Science, Psychology, and Media Studies. Forbes ranked the college #218 in the Top Colleges list 2025 and the Wall Street Journal ranked Scripps College #1 for student experience. Some of the notable alumni of Scripps College are Connie Butler (Director of MoMA PS1 in New York), Serena Altschul ( American broadcast journalist) and  Shalina Omar (data scientist at Guidehouse).