Requirements for the Major

 Exceptions to the following requirements may be presented to the program chair for consideration.

Lower-division Courses

(8 credits)

• Two lower division literature courses from the following:

• ENG 104 - Introduction to Literature 4 credits
• ENG 105 - Introduction to Literature 4 credits
• ENG 208 - Explorations in Literary Genres 4 credits
• ENG 209 - Literature in the Modern World 4 credits
• ENG 239 - Native American Myth and Culture 4 credits
• ENG 240 - Native American Narratives, Fiction, and Poetry 4 credits
• ENG 245 - Introduction to U.S. Ethnic Literature 4 credits

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• One lower division literature course (see above) and one lower division creative writing, rhetoric, or grammar course from the following:

• ENG 280 - Introductory Topics in Rhetoric: Public Reasoning 4 credits
• ENG 295 - Grammar in Context 4 credits
• CW 220 - Introduction to Creative Writing 4 credits
• CW 230 - Texts and Traditions 4 credits
• CW 281 - Introductory Fiction Writing 4 credits
• CW 282 - Introductory Poetry Writing 4 credits

Core Courses

(16 credits)

• ENG 301 - Introduction to Literary Analysis and Theory 4 credits
• ENG 414 - Writing for Publication 4 credits

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• One linguistics course, 4 credits:

• ENG 490 - The English Language: An Introduction 4 credits

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• ENG 491 - History of the English Language 4 credits

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• ENG 492 - Structure of the English Language 4 credits

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• ENG 494 - Recent Developments in Language Study 4 credits

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• ENG 496 - The Language of Food 4 credits

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• Capstone project (4 credits)

• ENG 400 - Capstone I 2 credits
• ENG 401 - Capstone II 2 credits

Upper-division electives

Upper division ENG courses, 44 credits total

• Up to 8 credits from other course prefixes (e.g., 300- or 400-level non-studio CW courses, DCIN 362 , EMDA 302  or EMDA 320 , NAS 331 ) may be applied to the major as upper-division electives with English faculty approval.

• A combined maximum of 8 credit hours of ENG 405 , ENG 407 , and ENG 409  may be applied to the major as upper-division electives.