California State University, Los Angeles California State University, Los Angeles 14 courses 18 total credits
The minor in Creative Writing is designed for students majoring in other fields who are interested in the writing of imaginative literature, which may include such forms as poetry, fiction, and drama. A total of 18 units is required, of which 6-9 units must be in lower division and 9-12 units in upper division.
| Total Credits | 18 credits |
Lower Division Courses (6 or 9 units)
Select 3 or 6 units from the following list: Note: Transfer students should seek adviser approval for use of comparable lower division coursework completed at another institution.
Upper Division Courses (9 or 12 units)
Select 9 or 12 units with adviser approval to complete the minor program with a total of 18 units. Notes: * Students with a declared minor in Creative Writing may seek departmental permission to enroll in courses restricted to English majors. Contact a department adviser for more information on enrolling in upper division ENGL courses. ** May be repeated once for credit in the minor.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ENGL 4060 | Writing Nonfiction | 12 |
| ENGL 4070 | Writing Fiction | 12 |
| ENGL 4080 | Writing Poetry | 12 |
| TA 4760 | Playwriting | 6 |
| TVF 4650 | Advanced Screenwriting | 3 |
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