Creative Writing Majors write critical analyses of books, which is also something that we do in DC American Literature. These analyses could be about the novel’s theme, symbolism or figurative language the novel uses or an analysis of one of the main characters and their motives. Creative Writing Majors also continue to work their novels, short stories, and poems that could possibly be as famous as the literature we’ll read in this class one day. They also analyze and critique the work of others. The major is heavily English-based and any credits that count as English credits will help me get ahead in my major.
I have an unweighted GPA of 3.92861 and I plan to be inducted into the National Honor Society. I’ve completed my A+ hours this summer at Hawthorne Elementary being a teacher’s assistant and an recess aide to a class of first graders. I have been a part of the Key Club and French Club since freshman year. …show more content…
When I was in 5th grade, I wrote a story for a class assignment, received it back, and then thought that I could publish that story one day and become an author. Today, I still want to become a published author and plan to be. I aspire to become a Creative Writing Major because I am serious about my stories and getting them published. I concentrate better and get more progress on my stories when I’m in an environment like school than I do at my house. I want to talk about and read other people’s writing and take away some ideas or techniques that I could use myself in my stories. I need to read other people’s stories and learn how to give and take constructive criticism so I can improve my own and eventually publish
I have an unweighted GPA of 3.92861 and I plan to be inducted into the National Honor Society. I’ve completed my A+ hours this summer at Hawthorne Elementary being a teacher’s assistant and an recess aide to a class of first graders. I have been a part of the Key Club and French Club since freshman year. …show more content…
When I was in 5th grade, I wrote a story for a class assignment, received it back, and then thought that I could publish that story one day and become an author. Today, I still want to become a published author and plan to be. I aspire to become a Creative Writing Major because I am serious about my stories and getting them published. I concentrate better and get more progress on my stories when I’m in an environment like school than I do at my house. I want to talk about and read other people’s writing and take away some ideas or techniques that I could use myself in my stories. I need to read other people’s stories and learn how to give and take constructive criticism so I can improve my own and eventually publish