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Mar 27, 2023
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Academic Catalog 2009-2010 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
English Major
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The English major provides excellent pre-professional preparation to pursue careers in writing and journalism and for graduate study. The major offers students an opportunity to explore the various genres and rich heritage of English literature, to develop advanced skills in creative and expository writing, interpretation and literary criticism, listening, and oral communication, and to understand the history and structure of the English language.
Students interested in teaching English may earn an endorsement for Secondary Education Licensure Program: English by completing the English major and the appropriate requirements of the School of Education.
The Bachelor of Arts in English requires completion of the following 128 credits:
General Education Core (57 credit hours)
Major Core (42 credit hours)
Electives (29 credit hours)
Please note: ENG 201 - Introduction to Literature is not an option for English majors within the General Education Requirements.
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General Education Requirements (57 credit hours)
Biblical Studies (12 credit hours)
Take the following four courses (some courses are cross-listed and only one prefix needs to be taken): Communication (12 credit hours)
Take each of the following four courses: Arts and Humanities (9 credit hours)
Take one course from each of the following three academic disciplines: Philosophy (3 credit hours)
Fine Arts (3 credit hours)
Choose one course from the following: Literature (3 credit hours)
Choose one course from the following: Social Sciences (15 credit hours)
Take each of the following five courses: Mathematics (3 credit hours)
English Major Core (42 credit hours)
Required Core (33 credit hours)
Core Electives (9 credit hours)
Choose 9 credit hours from the following courses: Creative Writing Emphasis (optional within electives)- (12 credit hours)
The Creative Writing Emphasis is a unique opportunity for gifted students to develop writing skills in a flexible program of poetry and fiction. |
Return to: College of Undergraduate Studies (Traditional; CUS)
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