ASU putting content creation in a BA is a big deal.
What matters most? They're teaching the work around the work—ethics, copyright, monetization. That's the real creator grind, not some side quest.
But here's the harder question students need to leave with:
Who controls access to your audience? And what happens when distribution shifts?
That question decides more creative careers than most people think.
For working creators: what do you wish someone taught you before you learned it the expensive way?
What matters most? They're teaching the work around the work—ethics, copyright, monetization. That's the real creator grind, not some side quest.
But here's the harder question students need to leave with:
Who controls access to your audience? And what happens when distribution shifts?
That question decides more creative careers than most people think.
For working creators: what do you wish someone taught you before you learned it the expensive way?