2012-2013 University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
English: Creative Writing, B.A.
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Minimum credits required (5 categories): 45
(plus prerequisites as indicated) I. Introductions to literary analysis and interpretation: 3 credits
II. Historical Surveys: 12 credits
(all of the following) IV. Writing- Nine credits
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Required of all majors except those who have been exempted from the core curriculum writing requirement through ACT or SAT language scores. Students who have been exempted from ENG 131 because of their ACT or SAT score must take ENG 305 plus both writing classes listed below to satisfy the writing course requirement for the major with a concentration in creative writing. Exemptions from ENG 131 are granted only by means of the English Dept. challenge exam, which as a rule is given only to incoming freshmen. V. Advanced studies in English: 18 credits
Required- both of the following:
Required- four of the following:
- 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 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: With the exception of ENG 307 and ENG 450 , which are required, any combination of courses with the numbers ENG 316(I,D) , ENG 328(I,D) , ENG 335I , ENG 336(I,D) , ENG 463(I,D) satisfies the “Advanced Studies” requirement. English Education
These requirements are explained under Division of Education . Students who wish to teach English in Ohio schools should check with the Division of Education for further explanation of these requirements. |
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