heh.. i find tt in many of the disciplines that communications
graduates go into after they leave university, the
degree/certificate itself is really not as important as what YOU
KNOW and what YOU CAN DO.. and also... of course most importantly
WHO you know.
It is afterall a COMMUNICATIONS industry.. and if you can show your
stuff, degree or not, first/second or third class or not... they
will want you.
Then again, if u know your stuff, you shouldnt do badly 
It's just that you shouldnt focus too much on academic
and make sure that you get exposed to industry knowledge as well.
Cos its damn different.
