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Academic advisement is crucial to ensure that you are taking the correct courses towards your degree. You will be required to register on-line; however, you will be blocked from registration until you have been cleared by an advisor from our department.
You will be assigned a primary and secondary advisor. In order to make the correct assignments, we need you to fill out the form below. As soon as an advisor has been assigned to you, you will be informed via phone or email.
Credit Distribution Chart
Each semester, the syllabus of a particular course will permit that course to fulfill a major requirement in an area in which it does not typically belong. In order to determine which requirements these courses fulfill, students and advisors must consult the credit-distribution chart specific to the semester in which students plan to enroll in the course. All English courses (200 level and above) may also be taken for major elective credit.
Spring 2010
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Literature of Race, Gender, and/or Sexuality |
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ENGL |
205 |
Lesbian and Gay Literature |
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ENGL |
214 |
Science Fiction |
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ENGL |
215 |
Multiethnic United States Literature |
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ENGL |
226 |
Women in Literature |
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ENGL |
351 |
African/Caribbean Women Writers |
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ENGL |
420 |
Major Cult Conflicts in Literature |
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International Literature |
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ENGL |
226 |
Women in Literature |
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ENGL |
324 |
Irish Literature |
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ENGL |
329 |
Contemporary World Literature |
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ENGL |
323 |
World Poetry of 20th Century |
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ENGL |
351 |
African/Caribbean Women Writers |
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ENGL |
406 |
Mythical Themes in Literature |
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ENGL |
420 |
Major Cult Conflicts in Literature |
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Non-Survey Period Specific Courses |
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| ENGL |
312 |
Colonial American Lit (Corresponding Survey: American Lit II) |
| ENGL |
356 |
The Victorian Age (Corresponding Survey: Brit Lit III) |
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Please Note:
* Four sections of ENGL 213 Introduction to the Study of Literature will be offered in the Spring semester. It is a major requirement and should be taken in the first semester after the declaration of major.
* Two sections of the Capstone Seminar will be offered in the Spring semester under the Course Title “Thematic Studies” (ENGL 410). It is a major requirement and should be taken in the Senior year. |
Summer I 2009
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Literature of Race, Gender, and/or Sexuality |
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ENGL |
220 |
Survey African-Amer Literature |
8150 |
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ENGL |
313 |
Stories of Teaching & Learning |
8680 |
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Creative Writing |
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ENGL |
300 |
Workshop: Women Writers |
8723 |
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International Literature |
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ENGL |
311 |
The Short Novel |
8679 |
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ENGL |
313 |
Stories of Teaching & Learning |
8680 |
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ENGL |
329 |
Contemporary World Lit |
8682 |
Summer II 2009
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International Literature |
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ENGL |
323 |
World Poetry of 20th Century |
9616 |
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Creative Writing |
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ENGL |
376 |
Workshop: Poetry |
9617 |
Fall 2009
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Literature of Race, Gender, and/or Sexuality |
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ENGL |
215 |
Multiethnic US Literature |
7138 |
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ENGL |
220 |
Survey African-Amer Literature |
2046 |
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ENGL |
229 |
U.S. Latina/o Writers |
1936 |
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ENGL |
226 |
Images of Women in Literature |
7139 |
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ENGL |
313 |
Stories of Teaching & Learning |
1940 |
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ENGL |
318 |
Postcolonial Literature |
1956 |
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Period-Specific Literature |
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ENGL |
223 |
American Romanticism |
7044 |
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ENGL |
326 |
Eighteenth-Century British Lit |
7051 |
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International Literature |
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ENGL |
303 |
Development of the Novel |
7046 |
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ENGL |
308 |
Satire |
7053 |
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ENGL |
313 |
Stories of Teaching & Learning |
1940 |
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ENGL |
318 |
Postcolonial Literature |
1956 |
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ENGL |
323 |
World Poetry of 20th Century |
1972 |
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