Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences 5 courses 21 total credits
Students who wish to graduate with a minor in the Writing Seminars must take AS.220.105 Introduction to Fiction & Poetry I or AS.220.108 Introduction to Fiction & Nonfiction, and AS.220.106 Introduction to Fiction & Poetry II. Students also need to take AS.220.200 The Craft of Fiction and AS.220.201 The Craft of Poetry, as well as three additional Writing Seminars courses at the 200-400 level. One course outside of the Writing Seminars Department may count towards the minor with approval from the DUS; approval is given for courses with a strong creative writing component (e.g. AS.061.205 Introduction to Screenwriting). Students must earn a grade of C- or better in all courses required for the minor and no minor requirements may be taken satisfactory/unsatisfactory.
| Three additional 200-400 level Writing Seminars courses (AS.200.2xx-4xx) 1 | 9 credits |
Writing Seminars Minor Requirements
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AS.220.105 or AS.220.108 | Introduction to Fiction & Poetry I or Introduction to Fiction & Nonfiction | 3 |
| AS.220.106 | Introduction to Fiction & Poetry II | 3 |
| AS.220.200 | The Craft of Fiction | 3 |
| AS.220.201 | The Craft of Poetry | 3 |
| Total Writing Seminars Minor Requirements | 21 credits | |
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