Are there any schools that specialize in Creative Writing, or anything related?

[mxhp00]

Are there any academies/schools in Toronto that specialize in Creative Writing or anything English related?

[UrbanPoet]

U of T has a certificate in Creative writing.

[Sylvestre]

in Toronto? No
in New York? Yes.

[mxhp00]

in Toronto? No
in New York? Yes.

Aw crap

[mxhp00]

U of T has a certificate in Creative writing.

Hmm, the only problem is I'm at Seneca right now...

But suppose I did apply to UofT next september, would they look at my college marks/GPA? Or could I just lie to them and say I never went to college and hope for the best? Because my first semester at seneca was not that good

[kingofnull]

Hmm, the only problem is I'm at Seneca right now...

But suppose I did apply to UofT next september, would they look at my college marks/GPA? Or could I just lie to them and say I never went to college and hope for the best? Because my first semester at seneca was not that good

George Brown also has a program, my girlfriend took it a few years back and said it was brilliant.

You might not have too much trouble getting into that UofT program either, since it's not a degree program, but rather a certificate.

[MizTEcK]

my buddy's taking creative writing @ york, heard it's pretty good... + u get to be with all the york chicks

[L_and_S]

York University has a creative writing degree.

Here is the link:

http://www.yorku.ca/web/futurestuden...ate.asp?id=368

You apply to it after two years of university study.

[stealth]

You'd get better responses if you posted more detail. What is your goal? Why do you need this education?
if you just want to write a book, take any courses you can without worrying about qualifying for a program...the book you write will speak for itself.
If you want to work for a newspaper or tv news, Ryerson has a journalism program that a friend of mine who works on Global News took.