t h e c o l l e g e at r i n d g e MT___ General Education Mathematics or _____General Education Elective EN___ English _____ Elective
Sophomore Year
Fall Semester _____ General Education Lab Science I _____ General Education Elective _____ General Education Elective EN203 Introduction to British Literature EN210 Introduction to Literary Studies EN225 Sophomore Assessment Seminar
GLE120 First Year Composition II MT___ General Education Mathematics or _____General Education Elective _____ General Education Elective _____ Elective Spring Semester _____ General Education Lab Science II _____ General Education Elective _____ Elective EN___ English Elective EN___ English Elective
Note: By University policy, students must make a minimum standard of progress toward the completion of general education requirements by the end of the Sophomore Year, in order to achieve Junior Standing for course registration purposes.
Junior Year
Fall Semester EN___ English Elective EN___ English Elective _____ General Education Elective _____ Elective* _____ Elective
Senior Year
Fall Semester EN492 Senior Seminar EN485 Senior Assessment Seminar EN___ English Elective _____ Elective* _____ Elective
Spring Semester EN___ English Elective EN___ English Elective _____ General Education Elective _____ Elective* _____ Elective Spring Semester EN020 English Comp Exam/Writing Track EN010 English Comp Exam/Lit Track EN___ English Elective EN___ English Elective EN___ English Elective _____ Elective
*One or more additional electives may be needed to fulfill general education requirements. See General and Liberal Education (GLE) on p. 118.
English Curriculum Courses in Literature EN010 English Competency Oral Exam – Literary Studies Track 0 credit The Competency Exam in Literary Studies consists of the following components: a) critical essay on a work selected by the English faculty; b) oral defense of the essay; c) demonstration of general literary knowledge; d) technical analysis of a short text, likely a poem; e) structured discussion of a topic or topics relating the study of literature with life and career. Spring Semester
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