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Undergraduate Programs of Study
Note: Program requirements are subject to change. Advising and program information provided on this website is for general information and guidance only. It does not constitute a contract, either expressed or implied, and is subject to revision at the University's discretion. Students should be further aware that additional licensure and certification requirements may be imposed by outside licensing or accrediting agencies even after a plan of study has been approved or after a student has entered a professional program. A plan of study may be subject to revision to reflect such additional requirements.
Requirements of Majors and Minors in the Department from the Undergraduate Catalog 2015-16, scroll down as appropriate
Majors (in the order they appear in the catalog)
- Bachelor of Arts (BA) with a Major in English (42 credits)
- Bachelor of Science (BS), Certifiable for Secondary Education with a Major in English (39 credits)
- Bachelor of Science (BS), Certifiable for Elementary Education with a Major in English (39 credits)
Minors (in the order they appear in the catalog)
- English (18 credits)
- Writing (18 credits)
- Writing for Teachers (for Secondary Education English majors only, 18 credits)
- Journalism (21 credits)
- Cinema Studies (18 credits)
- Creative Writing (18 credits)
- Descriptive Linguistics (21 credits)
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL, 21 credits)
- Language and Computation (24 credits)
- Complementary Subject Matter - Linguistics, Writing (18 credits each)
General Pre-requisite:
ENG 110 is a pre-requisite for all other courses in the English Department, except ENG 099, ESL 108 and 109.
Courses in Fall 2015 that fulfill English Area Requirements
British Literature
220: Shakespeare (11071, 11072, 11073, 11074)
337: Victorian Age (11043)
American Literature
340: Early American Lit (11095)
344: Contemporary American Lit (10964)
World Literature
361: Bible as Lit: New Testament (11040)
Literature Electives

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