The B.A. in English offers students the opportunity to concentrate in:
All English majors gain a breadth of
knowledge of English literary traditions, including American and Anglophone
literatures around the world.
In the Creative Writing concentration, students develop their abilities to express themselves imaginatively in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.
Students concentrating in Writing & Rhetoric hone their skills in writing clearly and persuasively for any audience or purpose.
In all three programs, students gain an extensive knowledge of literature, a sense of the scope of English studies, and familiarity with important issues in their fields of concentration.
All three programs require the completion of 33 credits in English courses numbered 100 or above.
See advisement sheets for all three concentrations.
In the Creative Writing concentration, students develop their abilities to express themselves imaginatively in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.
Students concentrating in Writing & Rhetoric hone their skills in writing clearly and persuasively for any audience or purpose.
In all three programs, students gain an extensive knowledge of literature, a sense of the scope of English studies, and familiarity with important issues in their fields of concentration.
All three programs require the completion of 33 credits in English courses numbered 100 or above.
See advisement sheets for all three concentrations.
For more information, contact the
English Department's undergraduate advisor, Wayne Berninger, or check out the following links.
- Advisement and mentoring program for undergraduate English majors
- Course descriptions by semester
- Course descriptions as they appear in the Undergraduate Bulletin
- English courses for non-matriculating students
- English minor
- Program video
- Requirements for the BA in English, showing periodic changes
- Transfer credit policy
- Tutorial and independent study instructions
- Why major in English?
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