English, B.A.

I. Introductions to literary analysis and interpretation: 3 credits

• ENG 125F - Introduction to Literature: Fiction, Poetry, and Drama, 3 credit hours

II. Historical Surveys: 12 credits

(all of the following)

• ENG 241IF - Survey of British Literature I, 3 credit hours
• ENG 242IF - Survey of British Literature II, 3 credit hours
• ENG 250FD - Survey of American Literature, 3 credit hours
• ENG 280IF - Survey of World Literature, 3 credit hours

III. Language: 3 credits

• ENG 210 - Introduction to the Study of Language, 3 credit hours

IV. Writing: 3 credits

• ENG 131 - Workshop in Exposition and Argument, 3 credit hours

V. Advanced studies in English: 18-19 credits

(six of the following)

• ENG 305 - Workshop in Advanced Expository and Argumentative Writing, 3 credit hours ^
• ENG 307 - Advanced Creative Writing, 3 credit hours
• ENG 308 - Special Topics in Writing, 3 credit hours ^
• ENG 316(I,D) - Studies in Literary History, 3 credit hours
• ENG 328(I,D) - Studies of Major Authors, 3 credit hours
• ENG 335I - Studies in World Literature, 3 credit hours
• ENG 336(I,D) - Studies in Specific Genres, Themes or Modes, 3 credit hours
• ENG 463(I,D) - Seminar, 1-4 credit hours

Note(s):

ENG 308 , ENG 316(I,D) , ENG 328(I,D) , ENG 335I , ENG 336(I,D) , ENG 463(I,D)  are not individual courses; they are inclusive categories of courses. For example, there is no course called ENG 328(I,D)  Major Authors. Rather, there is ENG 328I Chaucer, ENG 328I Shakespeare, etc.

Also, students are not required to take a course in each 300-level category. Any combination of courses with the numbers ENG 308 , ENG 316(I,D) , ENG 328(I,D) , ENG 335I , ENG 336(I,D) , ENG 463(I,D)  satisfies the “Advanced Studies” requirement.

^ If ENG 305  or ENG 308  was used to fulfill the Writing requirement, it may not be used to fulfill the Advanced Studies requirement as well.

Note: For the Interdisciplinary Major in Communications for Evening/Weekend students, see Communications .