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Antioch University Los Angeles
MFA in Creative Writing Program
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Antioch L.A. offers the world’s only MFA in Creative Writing program specifically devoted not only to the education of literary artists but to the many roles of the writer in society, including community service and the pursuit of social justice. Certificates in Publishing Arts and Teaching are also available.
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Ashland University
MFA in Creative Writing
Ashland University offers the only two-genre low-residency program in the country, with a cross-genre option and degree tracks in poetry and creative nonfiction. The program is characterized both by an insistence on high aesthetic standards for the creation of new literature and by an emphasis on a supportive community of writers. (Low-Residency)
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Brooklyn College
MFA in Creative Writing
Based in Brooklyn, the heart of today’s literary scene, the Brooklyn College MFA program offers workshops, literature seminars, small-group reading tutorials, and one-on-one tutorials, which all emphasize relationships between eminent faculty and students. Students also benefit from The Brooklyn Review, frequent public readings/performances, annual Espy residencies, fellowships, and teaching opportunities.
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Chatham University
MFA in Creative Writing
Chatham University's ground breaking MFA focusing on nature, environment and travel writing is the premier graduate program for nurturing creative writers interested in the environmental imagination and place-based writing.
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Columbia
College Chicago
MFA in Poetry
Columbia College offers a flexible two-year, poetry-only MFA program at an art school in the heart of downtown Chicago. Students take workshops, literature and craft seminars, hands-on courses in teaching and literary editing, two semesters of thesis coursework, and attend monthly coffee chats with visiting writers and publishers.
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Eastern Kentucky University
MFA in Creative Writing
EKU offers a vibrant and uncommonly affordable brief-residency MFA program with opportunities to attend residencies in either (or both) downtown Lexington, Kentucky and in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. The rest of the program takes place via online courses which students complete within the context of their everyday lives. (Low Residency)
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Lesley University
MFA Program in Creative Writing
A low-residency program in Cambridge, Massachusetts, one of the literary capitals of the U.S. Students work with a distinguished faculty mentor to design their own concentrations in one of five genres. An exciting interdisciplinary component allows students to explore other genres, art forms, internships, and disciplines.
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Minnesota State University Mankato
MFA in Creative Writing
The MFA program in creative writing meets the needs of students who want to strike a balance between the development of individual creative talent and the close study of literature and language. New students will discover the faculty eager to work with them and a community atmosphere extremely supportive of their writing.
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Minnesota State University Moorhead
MFA in Creative Writing
A small program with maximum attention given to individual students; designed for either full-time or part-time enrollment. New Rivers Press is based on campus; it is one of only two university-based literary presses in the nation.
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Murray State University
MFA in Creative Writing
In the beautiful lakes region of Western Kentucky, something extraordinary is happening. Masters in their craft—some of the most widely respected novelists, poets and essayists working today—are guiding a group of talented and diverse writers in Murray State University's high quality, low-residency, and very affordable MFA program. (Low-Residency)
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Old Dominion University
MFA in Creative Writing
Three genres of study: fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Writer-in-Residence Program each semester. Writers-in-Community program offering students opportunities to assist with writing workshops in community centers, schools, and libraries. Annual four-day Literary Festival. Faculty honors include NEA Fellowships, Whitings, Guggenheims, #1 New York Times Bestseller, National Book Award Finalist and more.
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Pine
Manor College Solstice Low-Residency
MFA in Creative Writing
The Solstice Low-Residency MFA in Creative Writing Program of Pine Manor College is co-educational, inclusive, and affordable. Our program is designed to help students reach their full potential as writers through a demanding curriculum that balances the workshop experience with the study of literary craft, criticism, and theory.
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Spalding
University
MFA in Creative Writing
The Spalding MFA offers an intellectually stimulating and emotionally supportive experience; unparalleled flexibility and individually tailored graduate study; a diverse and close-knit community of writers. (Low-Residency)
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University of Idaho
MFA Program in Creative Writing
Idaho’s three-year curriculum is ideal for those who demand rigorous instruction in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Our program—small by design—limits enrollment in graduate workshops to 10-15 students which allows for an intimate and dynamic work environment, and full access to our award-winning faculty.
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University of Missouri-St. Louis
MFA in Creative Writing
We are small, flexible, and perfect for working adults as all our classes are in the evenings. We have a strong literary community of current students and alums who meet often and provide a network. All students can work on Natural Bridge, our international literary journal.
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University of North Carolina-Greensboro
MFA Writing Program
We are one of the oldest MFA programs in the country. With an emphasis on studio time in which to study the writing of poetry or fiction, students also develop their talents through small classes in the arts. Workshops and individual conferences with faculty are the core of the curriculum.
University
of Notre Dame
MFA In Creative Writing
The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Notre Dame is a two-year degree program centered around workshops in poetry and fiction and offering literature courses, translation, a literary publishing course, and twelve credits of thesis preparation with an individual faculty advisor.
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University
of Wyoming
MFA in Creative Writing
The University of Wyoming's Creative Writing Master of Fine Arts program offers a studio degree in poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction. Special features include assistantships, scholarships, and support budgets for travel and publication; opportunities for interdisciplinary study; and professional internships. The UW MFA program is "where art and practicality meet."
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Vermont College of Fine Arts
MFA in Writing / MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults
One of the first and top-five low-residency MFA in Writing Programs in the U.S (as cited by Atlantic Monthly); unique features include residencies in Slovenia, a nationally-recognized literary Journal (Hunger Mountain), a concentration in translation as an option, and postgraduate semesters and conference.
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Western Connecticut State University
MFA
in Professional Writing
The first and only MFA program designed to prepare writers for careers in the contemporary marketplace, not just for a genre. Our students master a creative and a practical genre such as magazine writing, technical writing, or PR; and most of them are working professionally before they leave the program. (Low-Residency)
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