Jeremy Said:

I'm trying to look for colleges that offer good writing programs?

We Answered:

Your Professor-acquaintance is exactly right, Iowa is a great program. So is the U of Texas-Austin.

Look also at:
Wisconsin - Madison
UNC-Chapel Hill
Virginia
Illinois-Urbana-Champaign

To find your state's schools that will accept you, do the college search process at collegeboard.com

Good luck to you

Margaret Said:

Do a lot of graduate students join LGBTQ groups on college campuses?

We Answered:

It is mostly undergrads, but you'll find some grad students.

Leon Said:

WRITING COLLEGES WITH UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM!!!!!!?

We Answered:

Small liberal arts colleges are more well-known for good writing programs. Kenyon and Middlebury are known to have particularly good creative writing programs. But there are a lot of really good liberal arts colleges that have equally good writing programs. Such colleges include Williams, Amherst, Wesleyan, Carleton, and others. There are really a lot of good small schools with really good writing programs. A lot of them are highly selective though.

I hope this helps.

Casey Said:

Does anyone know of any well respected English graduate programs in the New England area?

We Answered:

Boston University is a well know prominent school if you want to graduate in English.

(Top Education schools in the US)
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandre…

Anthony Said:

Does the University of Nevada-Reno offer a program on Creative Writing?

We Answered:

Um, most universities offer an English major with a concentration in creative writing. Do you live in Nevada? I'm asking because I know Iowa University as well as the small private liberal arts colleges are really good for creative writing.