Antioch University
Los Angeles, CA
http://www.antiochla.edu/academics/mfa-creative-writing
Antioch's MFA program is a low-residency program. We offer many genres such as fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and writing for young people. Our Santa Barbara campus offers screenwriting and TV writing, playwriting, and writing for new media, Our program is based in Los Angeles and we have a strong social justice mission with a required field study. We are the first low-residency program on the west coast. Our students may also study multiple genres.
Degrees Offered
MFA
Genres
Fiction, Poetry, CNF, CYA
Residency type
Low-residency
Program length
4 semesters/5 residencies
Financial Aid
Scholarship opportuninties
Teaching opportunities
Post-MFA certificate in teaching creative writing available (open to non-Antioch MFA grads)
Editorial opportunities
Yes, a wholly student-run literary journal called Lunch Ticket: https://lunchticket.org/
Cross-genre study
Yes, extra semester possible for deeper study
Graduates
- Mary Birnbaum MFA (CNF) 2017
- Gayle Brandeis MFA (Fiction) 2001
- Alan Stewart Carl MFA
- Antonia Crane MFA (Fiction) 2009
- Alice Elliott Dark MFA (Poetry)
- Steve De Jarnatt MFA 2009
- Tammy Delatorre MFA 2006
- Seth Fischer MFA 2009
- Jennifer Genest MFA (Fiction) 2005
- Meredith Hasemann-Cortes MFA
- Karrie Higgins MFA 2003
- Latoya Jordan MFA 2009
- Deborah A. Lott MFA (CNF) 2002
- Lisbeth Prifogle MFA 2011
- Khadijah Queen MFA (Poetry) 2006
- Cecilia Woloch MFA (Poetry) 1999
- tammy lynne stoner MFA 2007
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