Are there any college courses worth taking if you are planning on becoming an author/poet?
Question by candy: Are there any college courses worth taking if you are plotting on becoming an author/poet?
I want to become a poet and a author and I know you do not have to attend college to become either of these things. But I also strongly want to graduate from college. Are there any college courses worth taking if you want to become a writer or is it just a waste of money for that occupation?
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Answer by thebeautifulostrich
I reckon that writing courses are very helpful. If you want to graduate from college you can major in creative writing. Not only will you get fantastic feedback on your writing skills, but you’ll be exposed to all sorts of fantastic assets. For sure take some creative writing classes, and if it’s possible to go to college and major in it I would say go for it.
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Maybe litereature? I don’t know but maybe that will help
Take uncommon kinds of writing classes. There are all sorts. Some help you with analytical essays and some are for persuasive arguments. none the less all will help improve your writing and if you are in college try writing for the teach newpaper to gain experience and then it will be simpler to get a job.
you need writing courses, English courses by the side of with History and Social Studies and the whole college experience will add to what you can bring to your writing. You also need to study grammar because if you don’t use it accurately allong with proper punctuation and spelling no one is going to read past the first section much less offer you a contract.
If you do not know history and literature of the past you will have cut you supply of maerial and you may possibly spend time writing something that has been written a dozen times and twice as excellent.
You should also study math and perhaps a bit of accounting because should you write that best peddler you want to be able to know if you are being cheated or not.
I would stick with going to college. Join the newspaper or get on the yearbook group that way you can hone your writing skills while you learn. Excellent luck to you and hope to see you in Barns & Noble one day.
Classes yes, but more importantly.
Travel, travel well, travel far, savor the sights, the sounds, the people. I reckon writing is in this area experiences. And travel, mainly foreign travel can open so many new horizons and emotions. Excellent Luck!