You need a good understanding of the language. If you are a good writer who can get across ideas, you'll be successful - most people find that college helps them to do this much better than if they did not have an education, but you can learn just by reading on your own!
No formal qualifications are necessary for creative writing. The main thing is the ability to use language well and to have plenty of ideas and good powers of observation. There are courses in creative writing and they vary considerably in quality. However, no publisher is going to be interested in your BA in Creative Writing ... Do the course if you think it will help you write.
No, there are no requirements to become a fiction writer. You do not need to major in anything, and you do not need a college degree, although college degrees can help.However, some skills a writer must have are:DiligenceCreativityPatienceMotivated Attitude.
Enough to at least spell college
In order to be a good writer, you should take a writing or English class at a local community college.
It depends on how great you want to be because it takes long years to gain thinking skills to be a science writer=•=
To be a true writer you can choose to get degrees and go to college and all of that or you can be an ordinary person who actually doesn't have a college education. It is easier to be a writer with a lot of education, but it's nor really required. Pretty much anyone can write a book, but not everyone can write a good book.
Long enough to learn how to spell college.
Answering "How much training do you need to be a song writer?"
Cynthia Lord has not released the exact year that she attended college. She is a school teacher as well as a writer.
He went to college at NC State.
Technically, you don't really need any, but you'll probably have more luck if you major in English in college or some such thing. It also depends what you want to write for.
None. If you can write, you can be a writer. You may not be any good at it and hence be a starving writer, but there's no actual requirement that you go to college (and no guarantee that going to college will help all that much anyway).
If I want to become an effective writer, I will need practice and to ask for feedback. My goals for college are to prepare for a satisfying career and learning more about myself.