ENGLISH MAJOR, SUGGESTIONS FOR SECONDARY
EDUCATION MINOR
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS for students accepted
Fall 1998 and after:
FOUNDATION COURSES (cannot be taken on a Pass/Fail basis)
| English Composition I | 3 credits | may be waived by department |
| English Composition II | 3 credits | |
| Mathematics | 3 credits | has to be in math, not social sciences |
| US Constitutions | 3 credits | HI 111 or HI 112 or PO 102 or PO 210 or HI/PO 218 or HI/PO 219 |
Group I -- Humanities
( 4 courses; no more than 2 in a subject area.)
Recommended: CM 100 Introduction to Mass Media (3 credits)
Either CM110 or TH135 (3 credits)
Group II -- Behavioral and Social Sciences
(4 courses; no more than 2 in a subject area)
PS 110 General Psychology I (prerequisite to Psychology of Adolescence,
3 credits)
PS 215 Psychology of Adolescence ( prerequisite to Education Program,
3 credits)
ED 250 Educational Psychology (required in Education Program, 3 credits)
ED 251 Foundations of Education (required in the Education Program,
3 credits)
Group III -- Natural Sciences and Math
(4 courses including one lab course; no more than 2 courses in a subject
area)
Group IV Fine Arts
(3 courses; no more than 2 courses in a subject area)
Recommended, if not used for Group I: TH 135 Oral Interpretation
(3)
Group V -- Health Sciences
(either one 3-credit course or three 1-credit activities; maybe waived
upon validation of completion of military basic training; ROTC students
receive 1-credit exemption for each year of ROTC completed)
English Major
(39 credits in English exclusive of EN 101 and 102) must include
the following:
| EN 210 Survey of American Literature I | 3 credits |
| EN 211 Survey of American Literature II | 3 credits |
| EN 220 Survey of English Literature I | 3 credits |
| EN 221 Survey of English Literature II | 3 credits |
| EN 360 Shakespeare | 3 credits |
| EN 255 Methods of Literary Study | 3 credits |
| EN 300 History of the English Language | 3 credits |
MUST CHOOSE 3 of the following courses as electives (9 credits). Choice must receive approval of the advisor to ensure that the student is maximizing his or her mastery of the frameworks.
EN 130 Ancient Classics of Western Literature
EN 131 Great Works of Western Literature, Medieval to Modern
EN 132 World Literature
EN 156 Mythology
EN 160 Literature of the Bible
EN 169 Ethnic Literature of the U. S.
3 more elective courses at 300/400 level (9 credits)
FOREIGN LANGUAGE TO THE INTERMEDIATE LEVEL (up to SP
or FR 211)
Information correct as of 2005