schools with the best writing AND film programs

Applying to College
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<p>that I could get into (with no film experience besides watching lots of movies all day)</p>

<p>3.5 unweighted
4.06 weighted
top 33%</p>

<p>520 math 670 reading 710 writing (1190, 1900)</p>

<p>Cross Country and Track every season winning sportsmanship award every Cross Country season</p>

<p>160 volunteer hours at camp</p>

<p>have held a job since I was 10...literally</p>

<p>I know I posted a list before but I keep changing things and changing my mind...and this also went on literally my entire junior year. I am so indecisive and I am really lost. but I am sure I want to major in both English/Creative Writing and Film and I want to write books and be part of the writing crew for movies and books.</p>

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<p>Vassar, Wesleyan and Bard come to mind with your chances much better at Bard than at the others. Someone mentioned Conn College for writing but I don't know if they have a film program.</p>

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<p>I don't think your stats would make Vassar or Wesleyan realistic choices, if realistic choices are what you're looking for. UCLA has both, I'm fairly certain. NYU does as well, but they're difficult to get into as well.</p>

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<p>Hey,
Followed you from your Search and Selection post. Have you looked at Depaul? A friend of mine from high school went there to study theater. They have a dedicated film studies program, and they're in Chicago.</p>

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<p>conn has a small, but solid film department
Connecticut</a> College : News : Lights, camera, action: CC alumni in film
Connecticut</a> College : News : Two Connecticut College alumni celebrate Oscar nominations</p>

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<p>Check out Oberlin.</p>

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<p>Thanks! I'm loking for a good-sized school with good study abroad so I'll check out Depaul for sure. I hope they have good English as well.</p>

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<p>How about Emerson in Boston?</p>