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aCaDeMIC PRogRaMS
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the english program provides the student with in-depth knowledge of literature, the social and cultural contexts of literary works, critical theory, and written and oral expression. english students develop a keen understanding of human nature and cultural dynamics in order to create successful personal and professional relationships.
Foundation Courses
CoMM eCoN eCoN eNgl eNgl HISt MatH MatH MatH MgMt ItM SeM SeM
SeM
SeM
SeM
252 221 222 105 212 118 117 122 190 100 123 115 139
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339
439
effective Speaking Principles of Microeconomics or Principles of Macroeconomics expository Writing or analytical Writing Introduction to History College Mathematics or Mathematical Business analysis or Calculus I Business and Society Digital applications (1 credit-hour) Current Issues Symposium Professional Development Seminar First Year (1 credit-hour) Professional Development Seminar Second Year (1 credit-hour) Professional Development Seminar third Year (1 credit-hour) Professional Development Seminar Fourth Year (1 credit-hour)
Liberal Arts Electives – 6 credit-hours: 2 courses must be 200 level or above, from one of the following disciplines: art, environmental Science, History, Mathematics, Music/Dance, Philosophy/Religion, Psychology
Group I (1 required) eNgl 213 Introduction to literature
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Advanced Writing – 3 credit-hours: 1 course to be selected from eNgl 320, eNgl 321, eNgl 342, eNgl 345, eNgl 346, in addition to the gRoUP III Requirement
Environmental Science/Mathematics – 7 or 8 credit-hours: 1 course to be selected from eSCI 233 or eSCI 243 (4 credithours)
1 course to be selected from environmental Science or Mathematics course offerings
Human Behavior – 6 credit-hours: 2 courses to be selected from BCoM 247, BCoM 310, BCoM 311, BCoM 316, Psychology, Sociology, environmental Science course offerings
Humanities – 6 credit-hours: 2 courses to be selected from any art, Dance, Foreign language, Humanities, Music, Philosophy, Religion course offerings
Social Science – 6 credit-hours: 2 courses to be selected from any economics, History, Political Science, or Public administration, Social Science course offerings
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World Culture and People – 6 credit-hours: 2 courses to be selected from BCoM 310, eCoN 412, eSCI 309, HISt 369, HUM 254, Rel 322, SoC 107, SPaN 290, Foreign language by petition
Major Courses
Focused Choices
58
Liberal Arts Core
Group II (3 required) eNgl 235 World eNgl 236 World eNgl 237 World eNgl 238 World
literature literature literature literature
I II III IV
Group III (4 required) eNgl 214 Culture and Identity in literature eNgl 310 themes in literature eNgl 311 Significant Periods in literature eNgl 319 Poetry eNgl 327 Drama eNgl 411 Major authors in literature eNgl 470 Special topics in english eNgl 490 Internship in english Rel 323 Biblical literature Group IV (1 required) eNgl 320 Fiction Writing eNgl 321 Professional Writing eNgl 342 Sportswriting eNgl 345 Non-Fiction Writing eNgl 346 Journalism
Group V (1 required) eNgl 314 american literature I eNgl 315 american literature II
Group VI (1 required) eNgl 481 Senior thesis (1 credit-hour)
Electives
24 credit-hours of electives Total Credits Required:
121
Note: all courses are 3 credit-hours unless otherwise noted and may meet only one degree requirement.