Bachelor in Creative Writing (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Creative Writing (Bachelor's), tuition fees are 38,936 USD per year.

Students study original composition in literary forms such as short stories, poetry, novels, and other forms. They also learn technical and editorial skills and criticism.

The field also covers marketing finished manuscripts. Graduates can use writing, editing, and criticism skills in literary work and manuscript preparation.

For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 75% of applicants.

Campus life at Methodist University centers on finding a personal place in the community. Students can choose from more than 80 clubs and organizations, honor societies, and recreational sports. The university also supports student-athletes through 20 NCAA sports and has more than 80 national championships. Fayetteville, in southeastern North Carolina, combines the feel of an American hometown with cultural and entertainment options associated with larger cities. The area is also home to Fort Bragg.

Methodist offers associate and bachelor’s degrees through campus-based undergraduate programs, alongside graduate programs and online degrees and certificates. Its academic support includes the Writing & Tutoring Center, which provides peer and professional services across academic disciplines. Every student receives an Academic and Career Advisor who remains a point of contact throughout enrollment for course planning, degree progress, and career questions. Career staff also help students prepare for internships, employment, and long-term career strategies.

International students applying from outside the United States have a specific admissions route for on-campus programs. Methodist also provides services for active-duty military members, veterans, and their families, including academic and career advising. The university’s campus includes Davis Memorial Library, where One Stop provides centralized academic services and resources. New academic developments include the official opening of a School of Medicine, adding to a campus with undergraduate, graduate, online, and professional study options.