Students studying writing will examine a wide range of literary topics from folklore and mythology to contemporary realistic fiction and nonfiction. A degree in writing can help prepare you for a career in a number of industries including:

• Journalism
• Children's literature
• Creative writing
• Technical writing
• Communications
• Copywriting
• Public relations
• Library services
• Scriptwriting
• Publishing
• Higher education

Prospective students considering a writing program may earn an associate or bachelor's degree in English, creative writing, journalism, communications or technical writing. Some college writing programs offer certificate or diploma programs in specialized areas for those looking to focus on a particular area or style of writing.

Whether you want to take classes online or on campus, a college degree is an investment in your future. Earning a degree in English or writing can help you gain valuable skills and knowledge to help you get a job or advance your current career. Select an option from the list below to search available writing programs and request more information for details on admission policies, program and course offerings, financial aid, and more.