Creative Writing

I’m a junior, thinking about college and I’ve got two ideas in mind, completely unrelated.

I was hoping I could do a duel major in both Creative Writing and Forensic Psychology, but if I majored in one, and minored in another, could I get my PhD and MFA in both?

Thanks.

I have a Master’s degree in English Literature and now want to pursue a PhD in Creative Writing. Is there anything special that will help me stand out as a PhD candidate? Anything special I need to do?

Thanks.

I want to do an MFA in Creative Writing but not ridiculously priced (sorry USC). If there is an option of partial on-campus, partial online even better. Personal experience also a plus. Thanks

I don’t want/need to obtain a MFA in creative writing for this endeavor. How could I get contemporary composers to set my librettos? (This 2nd Q S/B a separate Yahoo Q&A Q.).

Serious answers please.

Some details about our situation:
1. We’re originally from the South and have lived in Chicago for two winters and don’t wanna deal with another winter here. We would move within the next six months.
2. We have two cats.
3. We don’t need more than one bedroom.
4. We’re both liberal arts types in our mid-20s, with mostly writing, non-profit and administrative backgrounds.
5. We are starting a non-profit literary magazine, and will be pursuing funding wherever we end up moving.
6. I want to eventually go to grad school to get my MFA in creative writing, and he wants to pursue his Masters in either English or social work.
7. We don’t have a car, and probably won’t be able to afford one for quite a while.
8. He has several friends in Boston and a sister in San Francisco. I know hardly anyone in either city.

i have no intention to be a teacher - I want to be an author and am seeking programs to help me learn about novel writing any advice

I have a B.S. in Writing and I’m someone’s assistant. =(
I’m considering Grad school, but worry that if I get an MFA or an MA in the same area I’ll be in the same boat, but two years older. Does anyone else feel this way?

I live near two good programs, but I’m uncertain about what utility the degree itself has. Is it a good idea in general to attend these programs, especially if you might be interested in genre fiction?

I want to teach creative writing at the college level. PhD necessary or not — opinions please!

I am interested in a PhD in Creative Writing, but I don’t know which schools offer the program. The Georgia State University website says that only seven schools offer both the MFA and PhD in Creative Writing. Which schools are they? (I know three- Georgia State, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the University of Nebraska- Lincoln.) What have I missed? Also, any schools that just offer a Creative Writing PhD?