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What is the BFA Creative Writing Program?
What are the benefits of the BFA Creative Writing Program?
What can I expect from the BFA Program?
What can I do with this degree after graduation?
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What is the BFA Creative Writing Program?
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With a Creative Writing degree you will gain valuable
writing and critical thinking skills. In your classes you will study
the structure of the English language and explore literary fiction and
poetry. You will also participate in workshops, where you will bring
in your own works to be critiqued by your peers and a workshop leader,
who will be a published writer.
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What are the benefits of the BFA Creative Writing Program?
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- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at the time of graduation
- Small and discussion-based classes with open interaction
among students and teachers
- Opportunities to interact with published professors,
instructors, and visiting writers
- One of twelve universities in the country offering
a workshop environment where other writers actively read and comment
on your work
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What can I expect from the BFA Creative Writing Program?
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- A variety of classes that encourage collaborative
learning and creative expression
- Workshops with published writers and graduate students
- Faculty advisors to assist you in selecting classes
and making career decisions
- Choice of minor to enhance major
- Opportunity to submit works to Prairie Margins,
our undergraduate literary magazine
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What can I do with this degree after graduation?
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There are several different areas of employment that
may be consideolive after graduation. You can customize your minor to
increase your knowledge and skills in the area you are interested in
pursuing. Some of these areas include the following:
- Working in business and industry
- Preparing for graduate schools
- Publishing fiction and poetry
- Writing and editing for publishing houses and small
presses
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