
Virginia Commonwealth University · Department of English, College of Humanities and Sciences
MFA in Creative Writing
Overview
A 48-credit, three-year MFA with concentrations in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction, plus a dual-genre option. Requirements include 12 hours of workshops, 12 hours of graduate literature, and six to 12 hours of thesis work toward a book-length creative thesis.
- Official program name
- MFA in Creative Writing
- Awarded degree
- Master of Fine Arts in Creative WritingSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- School
- Source: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Location
- Richmond, VA
- Delivery / residency
- Campus-basedClasses and workshops meet in person on campus throughout the program.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Study intensity
- Full-time, Part-timeSource: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Duration
- Three yearsSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Required credits
- Minimum of 48 graduate-level credit hoursSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Teaching language
- English (not separately stated)
- Start
- FallSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Why this degree is listed
The graduate bulletin states that students in each concentration receive a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing.
Source: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026We list dedicated creative writing degrees only. Eligibility rules
Curriculum, genres and faculty
Genres
FictionPoetryCreative Nonfiction
Source: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026Concentrations and tracks
- FictionSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- PoetrySource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Creative nonfictionSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Workshops
- 12 semester hours of writing workshops, 12 hours of graduate literature courses, and six to 12 hours of thesis work.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Thesis / dissertation
- A book-length creative thesis, assessed by a thesis director and second reader, followed by an exit interview or thesis defense.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Internships
- Students can design up to six credits of independent study and six credits of professional internships, including work on Blackbird.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Teaching opportunities
- Assistantships include teaching in writing and rhetoric coursework and undergraduate creative writing classes.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Craft courses
- Regular offerings in screenwriting, form and theory coursework, and literary editing/publishing seminars.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Other
- Nine full-time MFA faculty and approximately 30 graduate students.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Faculty listed by the program
- Geoff Bouvier — Teaching Assistant Professor
- Gretchen Comba — Teaching Professor and Associate Chair, English
- Kathleen Graber — Professor
- Edgar Kunz — Assistant Professor
- Sonja Livingston — Associate Professor and Director, MFA in Creative Writing
- Jessica Hendry Nelson — Associate Professor
- SJ Sindu — Associate Professor
- Devon Walker-Figueroa — Assistant Professor
As listed on the program's official page on October 9, 2026. Listing does not mean a faculty member is teaching or supervising new students in a given year.
Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026Admissions
- Prior degree
- RequiredA baccalaureate degree or its equivalent from an accredited institutionSource: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Statement of purpose
- RequiredStatement of intent essay as part of the general online application; the program asks applicants to focus on reading and writing habits and experience with criticism.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Recommendation letters
- Required3 letters — Three letters of reference, submitted online by recommendersSource: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Critical / academic writing sample
- OptionalAssistantship applicants submit a 5-10 page expository paper as part of a separate GTA application document.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Writing portfolio
| Genre | Length | Requirement as published |
|---|---|---|
| Fiction | 20–25 pages | 20-25 pages of fictionSource: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Poetry | — | 8-10 poemsSource: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Creative Nonfiction | 20–25 pages | 20-25 pages of essays, memoir chapters, or flash creative nonfictionSource: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
Tests
- GRE General Test
- Not requiredSource: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
We do not publish acceptance rates or estimate competitiveness: programs rarely publish comparable figures.
Deadlines
- Year not printed
Application deadline
February 1 · for Fall
The school does not print a year with this date.
Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026 - Year not printed
Funding / priority deadline
January 15 (recommended for full-time applicants seeking assistantships) · for Fall
The school does not print a year with this date.
Source: bulletin.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Tuition and fees
Tuition: not verified. We publish this only when the school states it on an official page.
Funding
Competitive full fundingPolicy year: 2026-2027
Published stipend: $19,000 – $29,000 (a year (9-12 month annual stipend))
- Funding guarantee
- Presently, all full-time students are funded; assistantships are not offered to part-time applicants.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Tuition coverage
- All GTAs include a full tuition waiver plus a 9-12 month annual stipend.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Stipend
- Starting Fall 2026, assistantship stipends range from $19,000 to $29,000 a year, plus tuition waiver.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Stipend
- The current average MFA GTA yearly stipend is $19,000.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Separate application
- Full-time applicants seeking an assistantship submit a separate graduate assistantship application in the online application.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Other
- Travel stipends for summer writing conferences and study abroad, plus yearly AWP travel funding and registration waivers.Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
We do not judge whether a stipend is sufficient: living costs differ by city, household and year.
Named scholarships, fellowships and assistantships
Cabell First Novelist Fellowship fellowship
Full tuition waiver and a 12-month stipend of $27,000 · Awards: 1
Eligibility: One third-year MFA fiction student each year
Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026Levis Reading Prize Coordinator assistantship
Full tuition waiver and a 9-month stipend of $21,000 · Awards: 1
Eligibility: One continuing nine-month GTA
Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026Blackbird Managing Editor assistantship
Full tuition waiver and a 12-month stipend of $29,000 · Awards: 1
Eligibility: One second-year MFA student who already holds a graduate fellowship and has worked for the journal
Source: english.vcu.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Sources and verification
- bulletin.vcu.edu/graduate/college-humanities-sciences/english/ — Official catalog / bulletin, verified October 9, 2026
- bulletin.vcu.edu/graduate/college-humanities-sciences/english/creative-writing-mfa-concentration-poe — Official catalog / bulletin, verified October 9, 2026
- english.vcu.edu/academics/graduate/mfa-in-creative-writing/ — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
- english.vcu.edu/academics/graduate/mfa-in-creative-writing/application/ — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
- english.vcu.edu/academics/graduate/mfa-in-creative-writing/faculty/ — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
- english.vcu.edu/academics/graduate/mfa-in-creative-writing/financial-support/ — Official funding / aid page, verified October 9, 2026
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