Freshman | |||
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First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours |
(Communication Component Code 010 [TCCN ENGL 1301]) | 3 | or (Communication Component Code 010 [TCCN ENGL 1302]) | 3 |
Mathematics Component Code 020 | 3 | Life and Physical Sciences Component Code 030 | 3 |
Government/Political Science Component Code 070 | 3 | American History Component Code 060 | 3 |
Modern Language 1410 | 4 | Government/Political Science Component Code 070 | 3 |
1 | Modern Language 1420 | 4 | |
14 | 16 | ||
Sophomore | |||
First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours |
Life and Physical Sciences Component Code 030 | 3 | Social and Behavioral Sciences Component Code 080 | 3 |
ENG Literature (Language, Philosophy, and Culture Component 040) | 3 | ENG Literature (Component Area Option Code 090/094) | 3 |
Creative Arts Component Code 050 [HUMA 1315] | 3 | 3 | |
American History Component Code 060 | 3 | Modern Language 2320 | 3 |
Modern Language 2310 | 3 | Minor | 3 |
15 | 15 | ||
Junior | |||
First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours |
Component Area Option 090 | 3 | or | 3 |
3 | ENG Advanced Group Elective | 3 | |
ENG Advanced Group Elective | 3 | Minor | 3 |
Minor | 3 | Electives (as needed) | 6 |
Elective (as needed) | 3 | ||
15 | 15 | ||
Senior | |||
First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours |
ENG Advanced Group Electives | 6 | BA Science, Math, Computer Science, or Logic | 3 |
Minor | 3 | or | 3 |
Electives (as needed) | 6 | Minor | 6 |
Elective (as needed) | 3 | ||
15 | 15 | ||
Total Hours: 120 |
Students who earn a grade of “B” or higher in the first sophomore course may elect to take an advanced literature course in lieu of the second sophomore course. No more than six hours of sophomore literature may count toward the major.
ENG 3301 is required, and students should take it immediately after completing the sophomore literature requirement.
An ENG Literature course may be selected from the following: ENG 2310 (TCCN ENGL 2322), ENG 2320 (TCCN ENGL 2323), ENG 2330 (TCCN ENGL 2332), ENG 2340 (TCCN ENGL 2333), ENG 2359 (TCCN ENGL 2327), ENG 2360 (TCCN ENGL 2328), ENG 2371
Students are required to take ENG 3301 , preferably immediately after completing the sophomore literature requirement. Students must also take two courses focusing on early literature at either the sophomore or advanced level. In addition to ENG 3301 , students must complete seven advanced courses. Students must take at least one advanced course from three of the four non-writing groups listed below (A, B, C, or D), and three specified courses from Group E: ENG 3315 and either ENG 3348 and ENG 4348 (fiction track) or ENG 3349 and ENG 4349 (poetry track). They also select one three-hour elective from any group. One of the advanced courses must focus on the works of a single author and is recommended to be taken at the end of the major.
Code | Title | Hours |
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EARLY LITERATURE COURSES | ||
British Literature before 1785 | 3 | |
World Literature before 1600 | 3 | |
US Literature before 1865 | 3 | |
Early Global Drama in English | 3 | |
Early US Literature | 3 | |
Global Medieval Literature | 3 | |
Early Medieval Literature of the British Isles | 3 | |
Medieval English Literature | 3 | |
British Poetry and Prose of the Sixteenth Century | 3 | |
Shakespeare | 3 | |
British Poetry and Prose of the Seventeenth Century | 3 | |
British Literature, 1688-1750 | 3 | |
British Literature, 1750-1800 | 3 | |
Women Writers of the Middle Ages | 3 | |
US Romanticism | 3 | |
Chaucer and His Time | 3 | |
The Later Shakespeare | 3 | |
Milton | 3 |
Code | Title | Hours |
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SINGLE AUTHOR COURSES | ||
Shakespeare | 3 | |
Approaches to a British Author | 3 | |
Approaches to a US Author | 3 | |
Approaches to a Global Author | 3 | |
Chaucer and His Time | 3 | |
The Later Shakespeare | 3 | |
Milton | 3 |
Code | Title | Hours |
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GROUP A—BRITISH LITERATURE | ||
Early Medieval Literature of the British Isles | 3 | |
Medieval English Literature | 3 | |
British Poetry and Prose of the Sixteenth Century | 3 | |
Shakespeare | 3 | |
British Poetry and Prose of the Seventeenth Century | 3 | |
British Literature, 1688-1750 | 3 | |
British Literature, 1750-1800 | 3 | |
The British Romantics | 3 | |
Victorian Literature | 3 | |
The British Novel | 3 | |
Twentieth- and Twenty-First Century British Literature | 3 | |
Approaches to a British Author | 3 | |
Chaucer and His Time | 3 | |
The Later Shakespeare | 3 | |
Milton | 3 |
Code | Title | Hours |
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GROUP B—US LITERATURE | ||
US Drama on Film | 3 | |
Black Literature | 3 | |
Early US Literature | 3 | |
US Literature, 1865-1945 | 3 | |
US Literature, 1945 to the Present | 3 | |
The American Novel | 3 | |
Chicana/o/x Narrative and Social History | 3 | |
Southwestern Studies I: Defining the Region | 3 | |
Southwestern Studies II: Consequences of Region | 3 | |
American Poetry | 3 | |
Literature of the Southwest | 3 | |
US Romanticism | 3 | |
Approaches to a US Author | 3 |
Code | Title | Hours |
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GROUP C—GLOBAL LITERATURES | ||
The European Novel | 3 | |
Literature in Translation | 3 | |
Early Global Drama in English | 3 | |
Modern Global Drama in English | 3 | |
Studies in Mythology | 3 | |
Studies in Global Literature | 3 | |
Global Medieval Literature | 3 | |
Children's Literature | 3 | |
Adolescent Literature | 3 | |
Women's Writing | 3 | |
Women Writers of the Middle Ages | 3 | |
Postcolonial Literatures | 3 | |
Approaches to a Global Author | 3 | |
Advanced Studies in Children's or Adolescent Literature | 3 |
Code | Title | Hours |
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GROUP D—MEDIA, GENRE, AND VISUAL STUDIES | ||
Film and Video Theory and Production | 3 | |
Introduction to the Study of Film | 3 | |
Advanced Topics in Film | 3 | |
The Southwest in Film | 3 | |
Film Adaptation Studies | 3 | |
Studies in Theory and Criticism | 3 | |
The Short Story | 3 | |
Modern Poetry | 3 | |
US Drama on Film | 3 | |
Special Topics in Language and Literature | 3 | |
The Interdisciplinary Approach to Literature | 3 | |
Queer and Trans Texts | 3 | |
Race and Ethnicity in Texts | 3 | |
Gender and Sexualities in Texts | 3 | |
Independent Study in Language and Literature | 3 | |
Modern English Syntax | 3 | |
Studies in Autobiography and Biography | 3 | |
Senior Seminar in Film | 3 |
Code | Title | Hours |
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GROUP E—WRITING STUDIES AND PRACTICE | ||
Technical Writing | 3 | |
Professional Writing | 3 | |
Life Writing | 3 | |
Writing for Film | 3 | |
Practices in Writing and Rhetoric | 3 | |
Internship in English Studies | 3 | |
Scientific Writing | 3 | |
Introduction to Creative Writing | 3 | |
Approaches to Writing and Rhetoric | 3 | |
The Development of English | 3 | |
Editing | 3 | |
Creative Writing: Fiction | 3 | |
Creative Writing: Poetry | 3 | |
Teaching English Language Arts in the Secondary Classroom | 3 | |
Modern English Syntax | 3 | |
Senior Seminar in Fiction Writing | 3 | |
Senior Seminar in Poetry Writing | 3 |
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Below is a list of best universities in Houston ranked based on their research performance in Creative Writing. A graph of 13.4K citations received by 967 academic papers made by 6 universities in Houston was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.
We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.
Please note that our approach to subject rankings is based on scientific outputs and heavily biased on art-related topics towards institutions with computer science research profiles.
For Creative Writing
University | City | ||
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77 | 235 | Galveston, Texas | |
132 | 64 | College Station, Texas | |
234 | 3 | Austin, Texas | |
247 | 183 | San Marcos, Texas | |
259 | 140 | Waco, Texas | |
301 | 207 | San Antonio, Texas | |
303 | 167 | San Antonio, Texas | |
367 | 180 | Dallas, Texas | |
369 | 237 | Arlington, Texas | |
378 | 202 | Fort Worth, Texas |
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Finding a dedicated creative writing program at a school you're excited about can be a real challenge, and that's even before you start worrying about getting in. Nonetheless, there are some great options. In order to help you find the best school for you, this list rounds up some of the best colleges for creative writing in the United States .
You should never take college rankings as absolute truth —not even the very official-seeming US News ones. Instead, use these kinds of lists as a jumping-off place for your own exploration of colleges. Pay attention not just to what the rankings are but to how the rankings are determined.
To help with that, I'll explain how I came up with this highly unscientific list of great creative writing colleges. I started by narrowing my search down to schools that offered a specific creative writing major. (If you don't see a school you were expecting, it's likely because they only have a minor.)
In ranking the schools, I considered five major criteria:
Now, let's get to the good stuff: the list of schools! The exact numbering is always arguable, so look at it as a general trend from absolutely amazing to still super great, rather than fixating on why one school is ranked #3 and another is ranked #4.
Northwestern's undergrad creative writing program boasts acclaimed professors and an unparalleled track record of turning out successful writers (including Divergent author Veronica Roth and short-story writer Karen Russell).
Outside the classroom, you can work on the student-run literary journal, intern at a publication in nearby Chicago, or submit to the Department of English's yearly writing competition . The university is also home to a top journalism program , so if you want to try your hand at nonfiction as well, you'll have plenty of opportunities to do so.
Like Northwestern, Columbia is home to both a world-class creative writing program and a top journalism school (plus one of the best English departments in the country), so you have a wide range of writing-related course options. Columbia also benefits from its location in New York City, which is bursting at the seams with publishing houses, literary journals, and talented authors.
The University of Iowa's big draw is the infrastructure of its graduate Writers' Workshop, which is often considered the best MFA program in the country.
As an English and Creative Writing major here, you'll take classes from great young writers and established professors alike, and get to choose from a wide range of topics. This major provides transferable skills important for a liberal arts major with a creative focus. You'll also have access to the university's impressive literary community, including frequent readings, writing prizes and scholarships, and the acclaimed literary journal The Iowa Review .
Emory is renowned for its dedicated undergrad creative writing program , which draws the very best visiting scholars and writers. Students here have the chance to attend intimate question-and-answer sessions with award-winning authors, study a range of genres, compete for writing awards and scholarships, and work closely with an adviser to complete an honors project.
A small liberal arts school in Ohio, Oberlin offers very different advantages than the schools above do. You'll have fewer opportunities to pursue writing in the surrounding city, but the quality of the teachers and the range of courses might make up for that. Moreover, it boasts just as impressive alumni, including actress and writer Lena Dunham.
Hamilton is another small college, located in upstate New York. It's known for giving students the freedom to pursue their interests and the support to help them explore topics in real depth, both inside and outside the classroom. Hamilton's creative writing program takes full advantage with small classes and lots of opportunities to intern and publish; it also has one of the best writing centers in the country.
Brown's Literary Arts program offers one of the top MFAs in the US as well as an undergraduate major . For the major, you must take four creative writing workshops and six reading-intensive courses, which span an array of departments and topics, from music and literature to Middle East studies and Egyptology.
Washington University has an excellent creative writing MFA program, lots of super specific class options, and a number of scholarships specifically earmarked for creative writing students. This school’s undergraduate English program also offers a concentration in creative writing that allows students to specialize in a specific genre: poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction. If you’re interested in exploring your potential in a specific writing genre, Washington University could be a great pick for you.
MIT might not be a school you generally associate with writing, but it actually has an excellent program that offers courses in digital media and science writing, as well as creative writing, and provides plenty of guidance on how graduates can navigate the tricky job market.
Not to mention the school is located in Cambridge, a haven for book lovers and writers of all kinds. Though it probably isn’t a good fit for students who hate science, MIT is a great place for aspiring writers who want to build writing skills that are marketable in a wide range of industries.
University of Michigan is one of the best state universities in the country and has a top-notch MFA program. This school’s undergrad creative writing sub-concentration requires students to submit applications for admittance to advanced creative writing courses. These applications give students crucial practice in both building a writing portfolio and articulating their interest in creative writing to an audience who will evaluate their work. If you're looking to attend a big school with a great creative writing major, this is a fantastic choice.
Johns Hopkins is another school that's known more for engineering than it is for writing, but, like MIT, it has a dedicated writing program. As a major here, you must take not only courses in prose, poetry, and literature, but also classes on topics such as philosophy and history.
Colorado College is a small liberal arts school known for its block plan , which allows students to focus on one class per three-and-a-half-week block. The creative writing track of the English major includes a sequence of four writing workshops and also requires students to attend every reading of the Visiting Writers Series.
I didn't include NYU in the main list because it doesn't have a dedicated creative writing major, but it's a great school for aspiring writers nonetheless, offering one of the most impressive creative writing faculties in the country and all the benefits of a Manhattan location.
Just because Northwestern is a great school for creative writing doesn't mean you should set your heart on going there. (The football fans are completely terrifying, for one thing.) So where should you go then?
Here are some questions to ask yourself when looking at creative writing programs to help you determine the best school for you:
Look at the course offerings and see whether they interest you. While you can't predict exactly what classes you'll love, you want to avoid a mismatch where what you want to study and what the program offers are completely different. For example, if you want to write sonnets but the school focuses more on teaching fiction, it probably won't be a great fit for you.
Also, don't forget to look at the English courses and creative writing workshops! In most programs, you'll be taking a lot of these, too.
I touched on this idea in the criteria section, but it's important enough that I want to reiterate it here. Some of the best writing experience you can get is found outside the classroom, so see what kind of writing-related extracurriculars a school has before committing to it.
Great options include getting involved with the campus newspaper, working on the school's literary journal, or interning at the university press.
Who are the professors? What kind of work have they published? Check teacher ratings on Rate My Professors (but make sure to read the actual reviews—and always take them with a grain of salt).
If you're looking at a big school, there's a good chance that a lot of your teachers will be graduate students. But that's not necessarily a bad thing: a lot of the best teachers I had in college were graduate students. Just take into consideration what kind of graduate program the school has. If there's a great creative writing MFA program, then the graduate students are likely to be better writers and more engaged teachers.
If you have a sense of what you want to do after you graduate, see if any alumni of the program are pursuing that type of career. The stronger the alumni network is, the more connections you'll have when it comes time to get a job.
Don't pick a school for which you like the creative writing program but dread everything else about it. Most of your time will be spent doing other things, whether hanging out in the dorms, exploring off campus, or fulfilling general education requirements.
Many schools require you to apply to the creative writing major, so make doubly sure you'll be happy with your choice even if you aren't accepted to the program.
Are you sure a creative writing major is the right fit for you? Read our post on the pros and cons of the major to help you decide what path to take in college.
For more general advice about choosing a college, check out our complete guide to finding the right school for you. Some major factors to consider include deciding whether you're interested in a small college or a big university , an in-state or out-of-state institution , and a public or private school .
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University of North Texas offers 1 Creative Writing degree programs. It's a very large, public, four-year university in a midsize city. In 2022, 4 Creative Writing students graduated with students earning 4 Master's degrees.
Southern Methodist University offers 1 Creative Writing degree programs. It's a large, private not-for-profit, four-year university in a large suburb. In 2022, 11 Creative Writing students graduated with students earning 11 Bachelor's degrees.
Texas Wesleyan University offers 1 Creative Writing degree programs. It's a small, private not-for-profit, four-year university in a large city. In 2022, 1 Creative Writing students graduated with students earning 1 Bachelor's degree.
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Denton, TX | 3/5 | 37 : 1 | 44,767 | |
Fort Worth, TX | 5/5 | 18 : 1 | 12,273 | |
Dallas, TX | 5/5 | 16 : 1 | 12,053 | |
Fort Worth, TX | 5/5 | 28 : 1 | 2,578 |
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The event underscored Rajagiri College's commitment to fostering intellectual and creative growth. It provided students a platform to engage in reflective communication, reinforcing the importance of the written word.
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