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Northeast Ohio MFA in Creative Writing

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The Northeast Ohio MFA writing program is a consortium of four universities: Cleveland State University, Kent State University, The University of Akron, and Youngstown State University. Students may attend courses at any of the universities. Students may concentrate in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, playwriting, and literary translation. Students are encouraged to take classes in genres other than their own. Full and partial funding is awarded through teaching teaching assignments or employment opportunities on several literary journals. To graduate, students must complete 48 hours of coursework and a creative thesis.

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You enroll through one university, but take classes at all four. That means 4 times as many faculty in your…

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Kent, Ohio
Midwest

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Part-time: Yes

Length of Program: 2 Years

Low Residency: No

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Fiction
Poetry
Creative Non-fiction
Playwriting
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