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Minor

Minor in Creative Writing

Michigan State University College of Arts and Letters 17 courses 17 total credits

About This Program

Minor in Creative Writing is a Minor program offered by College of Arts and Letters at Michigan State University, requiring 17 credits across 17 courses.

Degree Requirements

Total Credits 17 credits

One of the following introductory courses

Students who choose the Script Writing for Stage and Screen track below must complete FLM 230 to fulfill this requirement.

Code Course Title Credits
ENG 210 Introduction to Literary Studies 3
ENG 226 Introduction to Creative Writing 3
FLM 230 Introduction to Film 4
Total One of the following introductory courses 3-4 credits

Both of the following core courses

Code Course Title Credits
ENG 200 Creative Writing Community 1
ENG 320D Methodologies of Literary History: History and Theory of Creative Writing 4
Total Both of the following core courses 5 credits

Creative Nonfiction Writing

One of the following tracks in a single genre (9 credits):

Fiction Writing

Creative Nonfiction Writing

Poetry Writing

Fiction Writing

Script Writing for Stage and Screen

Poetry Writing

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