Where was J.K. Rowlings education?

Answer 1

Actually, her real name is Joanne Murray. She wrote under the pseudonym J.K because her publisher thought that the target audience (young boys) would be reluctant to read a book written by a woman. She legally has no middle name so she adopted the K. (for Kathleen) from her paternal grandmother.

Her parents to wanted her to become a secretary so she attended the University of Exeter beginning at age 18 (1983) and studied French. As part of her French program, she lived in Paris for a year. After college, she stayed in London and worked at several jobs, including at Amnesty International.

Most of The Sorcerer's Stone was written in cafes on napkins!

Answer 2

J.K. Rowling studied at the University of Exeter in England, where she received a degree in French and the Classics.

Answer 3

She graduated from Exeter University.

Answer 4

Author J.K. Rowling attended school at the University of Exeter. She holds a Bachelors degree in Art and is known for her Harry Potter books.

Answer 5

she went to Alaska because she wanted to become a penguin tammer instead of an author

Answer 6

Jk Rowling first went to Tutshill Primary school then went to Wyedean Comprehensive school. She graduated in Exeter University in 1987.

Answer 7

J.K Rowling is well educated. She studied Fench and Classics at Exeter Univeristy, which is one of the top flight universities in the UK.