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I would like to study Creative Writing or Journalism. What college/university in the USA should I attend?

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I would love to attend New York University, but it is such a famous university that I am afraid they would not accept me. Also, what will I need to have achieved in order for them to accept me? (What GPA...what high school activities and such...)

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  1. First don't take creative writing at college.  It is a waste of time and money.  I think that if you are really interested in writing just buy some books and write everyday.  Keep an idea notebook nearby so you can write down good ideas before you loose them.  Creative Writing courses are filled with some very uncreative people and the teachers and format really do not pull the best out of you.  As far as high school activities you should do what interests you the most.  A story can be found from lots of different places.  Experience is the best teacher.  

    Now Journalism is a more serious field of study.  I know that LSU has a student newspaper and lots of ways to be productive while at school and you have to be a decent student to get in  but the competition is not so bad.  Come down south and have fun.


  2. i dont know

  3. well, i talked to my college advisor (i'll be a senior in september) I want to have the same major as you =]

    well, kind of. I want to major in journalism

    he siad Private schools like Syracuse, and Ithaca are good. (he suggested more colleges but i forget ..)

    Syracuse -85 or above gpa

    Ithaca -80 or above (i think....)

    And suny's are good

    New Paltz

    Purchase

    Stonybrook

  4. This is the same major i am interested in entering. Emerson College in Boston is famous for acting/directing/producing. but is also one of the tops in the nation for journalism, creative writing, script writing, and many others. hope this helps :)

    also, this is the college's website, and if your interested, Emerson is big on art, whether it's being the artist, appraising art, or art history.

    www.emerson.edu

  5. UCLA

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