Taf123

Anyone know anything about Bowling Green State University's program and/or Western Michigan University's program? BGSU funds all their students but WMU is only funding one student and they chose to fund me (!!!). WMU is offering a bigger stipend but the program is 3 years and you only teach comp classes whereas at BGSU you get to teach creative writing during your second year which is important to me because I'm interested in getting my PhD to be a creative writing prof. BGSU is 2 years and WMU is 3. Any more info would be helpful! I am having such a hard time making a decision

I applied for fiction; that's great for her! I'm definitely leaning towards BGSU, Purdue just beats it out because it has a much better stipend. But yeah I emailed Purdue the other day and they gave me a non-answer, but I didn't even think about the coronavirus closing campus that's actually helpful info. And thank you!

Hello! I’m new to this forum but I’ve been reading it from afar for months ? but anyways I applied to 9 schools, got into BGSU (yay!), got rejected from 4 others and waiting to hear from Western Michigan University, University of Montana, Rutgers Newark, and Purdue. I think of what’s left, Purdue is my top choice and BGSU trails very close behind. But Purdue is driving me crazy because they are taking so long to roll out any decisions. Has anyone heard from them? I’m honestly getting kind of discouraged by all of the rejections, but I have to keep reminding myself that all that matters is I got into at least one! I’m fresh out of undergrad and just started creative writing seriously like a little over a year ago, so im not surprised places like Hopkins rejected me! Anyway, if anyone has heard anything about Purdue please let me know!! And if anyone else is considering BGSU let me know:)