The University of Virginia offers an eighteen-credit minor in Creative Writing, open to all undergraduate students. This minor provides an opportunity to explore various writing genres and literary study. Students from diverse academic backgrounds, including engineering, commerce, architecture, education, and nursing, are encouraged to pursue this minor. While it does not have prerequisites beyond declaring a major, English majors cannot declare this minor as it falls within the same department. Upon completion, the minor will be noted on your transcript.
The Creative Writing minor requires a total of eighteen credits, structured to provide a foundation in writing workshops and literary analysis.
English majors cannot declare this minor. The minor does not affect course registration priority or bypass instructor permission requirements, though informing instructors of your minor status may be beneficial.
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You must have a declared major at the University of Virginia, complete three ENCW workshop courses (at least two at the 3000-level or higher), one ENCW 4550 or ENCW 4820 course, and two ENGL literature courses (3000-level or higher, with one focusing on pre-1900 literature). English majors cannot declare this minor.
To declare the minor, obtain the College's 'Declare a Major or Minor' form, complete it including specific contact information for 'Anna Beecher' (am2aw@virginia.edu), and submit it according to College procedures.
Most students must declare a minor before the add deadline of their next-to-last semester, which is typically the fall add deadline of their fourth year.
The Creative Writing minor requires a total of eighteen credits.
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