<p>Hey guys, as my username implies, I’m a high school junior, looking for help for the process of picking a college, so I have a couple questions.</p>
<li>What are good schools for pursuing creative writing or poetry?</li>
<li>I have a mild form of autism, so I’m wondering what schools are good for offering me services I need, such as a word processor, extended time on tests etc.?</li>
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<p>Emerson is a good school for communications in general. i have a friend who majored in writing there and loved it. i don't know much about special services that they offer though, but i'm sure if you called the school they could let you know.</p>
<p>Thanks. Emerson was one of the ones I looked into myself, plus it seemed to fit a lot of my other needs.</p>
<p>can you tell us a little more about you? for example, your stats, any preferences for location of the school, size of school, etc?</p>
<p>Define which stats and I'll be glad to say them. Location=Northeastern U.S., School Size=I don't really know, I have to get a feel for both a small and a large college.</p>
<p>so u have a PDD..i am not classified w/ one but i have some symptoms..but liek all my special disorders there minor symptoms Im in fact at the top of my grade..of 20 sped kids..IM higher in educational then most of them..I have adhd and at one time at a young age i was thought to have A PDD(the list of disabilities that affect ur development at a young age sometimes including autism) i only learned to walk and talk shortly b4 Nursery school</p>
<p>Bowling Green has one of the nation's oldest CW programs and has graduated poets such as Carolyn Forche, Dara Wier,Jim Daniels, et al... (<a href="http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/creative-writing/%5B/url%5D">http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/creative-writing/</a>)</p>