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Schools for writing


Question Posted Thursday October 23 2008, 10:12 pm

Just a random thought, but maybe a serious question one day, not quite sure what i'm doing with my life yet. Wherever you are from, do you know of any universities that are known to have a lot of english and writing type careers?

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BarbieKyd95 answered Saturday October 25 2008, 2:12 pm:
hey i think its pretty good that you love 2 write
but here are some schools that i found:

Yale College
Hamiliton College
Those Are 2 Writing Colleges That I Found
But Theres Alot More
Just Depending On What State You Live In

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