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Hybrid Program
Upon the recommendation of every teacher, a student who does exceptionally well
in every high-intermediate (Level 2) class might be allowed to become a part of the
hybrid program, a course schedule that is offered only at the advanced level. Hybrid
students take three ELP courses and one non-ELP, 3-credit course. This program is also
extended to Level 3students who are repeating individual ELP courses.
These courses may not be substituted for English 10400 or English 10500 nor be counted toward degree requirements.
Once students have successfully completed all their ELP courses, they will enroll in English 10000.
Bachelor of Arts, English
Requirements for all Bachelor’s degrees:
1. Communication*
ENGL 10800
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Adv. Freshman Comp.
OR
ENGL 10000
AND / OR English Comp. I and II
ENGL 10400 and 10500
COM 11400 Fundamentals Speech Comm
*State teacher licensing requires nine credits of oral and written expression. Take ENGL 40500 to
complete the nine credit hours.
Foreign Language: 10100, 10200, 20100, 20200
2. Science and Mathematics
Twelve credits in science and mathematics with a minimumof three credits in each. Nosequence
required. Computer Science or Logic acceptable for mathematics.
3. Humanities and Social Sciences
Twenty-four credits. One course each from:
Literature (ENGL 20100 for lit. and teaching options)
Philosophy (not Logic) (may not take PHIL 10600, 10700, 15100 to satisfy
this requirement)
History
Aesthetics (A&D 25500, MUS 25000, ENGL 40500, ENGL 28600, COM 34300,
THTR 20100)
Economics 21000
Psychology 12000
Political Science
Sociology 10000 or Anthropology
4. Freshman Experience Requirement
Philosophy 10700
Bachelor of Arts, English, Literature Option
(129 credits)
Requirements for Bachelor’s degree plus:
English Requirements (42 credits)
Core (24 credits)
Surveys.
Choose four, with at least one covering pre-1700 Literature (ENGL 24000 or 26000), and at three covering
English and American literature.
ENGL 24000 Survey English Literature I (Early)
ENGL 24100 Survey English Literature II (Late)
ENGL 35000 Survey American Literature I (Early)
ENGL 35100 Survey American Literature II (Late)
ENGL 26000 Survey of World Lit. I (Early)
ENGL 26100 Survey of World Lit II (Late)
Shakespeare and Literary Theory
ENGL 40300 Literary Theory
ENGL 44200 Shakespeare
Junior/Senior Seminar
Choose one:
ENGL 41100 Studies in Major Authors
ENGL 41200 Studies in Genre
ENGL 41300 Studies in History and Lit.
ENGL 41400 Studies in Lit. and Culture
Linguistics
Choose one:
ENGL 30800 Modern English Grammar
ENGL 32600 English Linguistics
ENGL 32700 English Language I: History and Development
Area Studies (18 credits)
Nocross-listed course may be double-counted. Undergraduates are limited totwo50000 level courses.
Genre Courses
Choose one:
ENGL 35600 American Humor
ENGL 38100 British Novel
ENGL 38200 American Novel
ENGL 31400 Modern Poetry
ENGL 38300 Modern Drama
ENGL 31300 African-American Women’s
ENGL 41200 Studies in Genre
ENGL 47900 Short Story
Cultural Courses
Choose two.
ENGL 23600 Mothers and Daughters
ENGL 28600 The Movies
ENGL 31000 Intro Popular Culture
ENGL 31200 Ethnic American Women Writers
ENGL 32000 By and About Women
ENGL 34000 Lit. by Women of Color
ENGL 35500 African-American Lit.
ENGL 41400 Studies in Lit. and Culture
ENGL 45500 American Thought
ENGL 58000 Literature and Modern Thought
ENGL 58100 Ethical Problems in Modern Lit.
ENGL 58400 Lit and Psychological Problems
Historical Courses
Choose three:
ENGL 32700 English Language I: History and Development
ENGL 33300 Renaissance English Drama
ENGL 33500 Restoration and 18th Century English Literature
ENGL 35500 African-American Lit.
ENGL 38100 British Novel
ENGL 38200 American Novel
ENGL 38300 Modern Drama
ENGL 38600 Film History to 1938
ENGL 38700 Film History since 1938
ENGL 41300 Studies in History and Lit.
ENGL 46200 Bible as Literature I
ENGL 46300 Bible as Literature II
ENGL 51000 History of English Language
ENGL 53100 Engl Novel Through 1800
ENGL 53200 Engl Novel in 19th Century
ENGL 53300 Tudor Literature
ENGL 53400 17th Century Literature
ENGL 53500 Early 18th Century Literature
ENGL 53600 Later 18th Century Lit.
ENGL 53700 English Drama to 1642
ENGL 54200
OR 54300
Shakespeare
ENGL 54700 Romantic Movement
ENGL 54800 Victorian Literature
ENGL 54900 Edwardian Literature
ENGL 55400 American Renaissance