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Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

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Major Requirements<br />

EN-3003 History of the English Language 3 semester hours<br />

EN-3502 Shakespeare 3 semester hours<br />

EN-3902 Literary Criticism and Theory 3 semester hours<br />

EN-2102 English Literature I 3 semester hours<br />

EN-2202 English Literature II 3 semester hours<br />

EN-2601 American Literature I 3 semester hours<br />

EN-2602 American Literature II 3 semester hours<br />

EN-3712 Introduction to Poetry 3 semester hours<br />

EN-4002 Advanced Studies 3 semester hours<br />

in a Period, Genre, or Author<br />

EN-4032 Special Studies in Modern Literature 3 semester hours<br />

EN-4103 Authors of Christian Commitment 3 semester hours<br />

EN-3232 Expository Writing 3 semester hours<br />

36 semester hours<br />

Foreign Language<br />

12 semester hours**<br />

** Minimum of six (6) semester hours in the same foreign language<br />

Minor<br />

15 semester hours<br />

General Electives<br />

15-17 semester hours<br />

TOTAL<br />

120 SEMESTER HOURS<br />

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY - (MINOR REQUIRED)<br />

DEGREE AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS AND ONLINE<br />

DEGREE REQUIREMENT<br />

120 SEMESTER HOURS<br />

The History Major seeks to instill in students an analytical understanding of the past with the<br />

goal of using past lessons to better engage and improve the world around them. Knowledge of<br />

the lessons of the past, both positive and negative, is central to informing a Christian’s<br />

worldview and his/her relation to the world. Much of common historical knowledge is as much<br />

myth as it is truth. To properly understand the past (and thus interpret and fully embrace the<br />

present), a student must be taught to view history analytically, realistically, and without bias.<br />

Moreover, the study of history provides an excellent basis for future careers both inside and<br />

outside education and the historical profession. The History Major seeks to convey skills such<br />

as critical reading, critical writing, critical thinking, public speaking, and organization that will<br />

prepare students for future careers in education, law, ministry, and public service.<br />

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