I Thought Studying Journalism outside of China Would Open Doors. Now I'm Not So Sure.

Six years ago as I was about to begin my undergraduate career at The University of Iowa majoring in journalism, a fellow Chinese student who’d switched her major from communications studies to business ruthlessly doubted my choice. “How on earth will you be able to compete against your American classmates?” she asked. “You probably won’t even find a job back home.” Harsh as

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