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The English program of study prepares students to transfer to four-year colleges and universities to complete undergraduate majors in literature and communication arts or pursue related fields in education. Students study British literature, fiction, poetry, and drama. Graduates of this program are awarded an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree.
Job Outlook
This program is designed for students intending to transfer to a four-year institution upon completion.
What will you do
This program is designed for students intending to transfer to a four-year institution upon completion of this two-year degree. English majors are often sought in communication-based fields such as technical writing, public relations, grant writing, and human resources. Many English majors also earn education degrees and teach high school literature and writing courses, or go on to seek masters and doctorate degrees and teach at the college level. An English degree is also a good stepping stone for those who plan to further their education in law or library science.
Wages
- This program is designed for students intending to transfer to a four-year institution upon completion.
First Semester | ||||
| LIT 101 - Introduction to Literature | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| SDV 108 - The College Experience | 1.0 Credit(s) | |||
| ENG 105 - Composition I | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| HUM 122 - American Film | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| HIS 152 - U.S. History Since 1877 | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| SPC 112 - Public Speaking | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
Semester Total: 16.0 Credits | ||||
Second Semester | ||||
| LIT 210 - The Graphic Novel | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| ENG 106 - Composition II | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| MAT 157 - Statistics | 4.0 Credit(s) | |||
| PSY 121 - Developmental Psychology | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| PHI 101 - Introduction to Philosophy | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
Semester Total: 16.0 Credits | ||||
Third Semester | ||||
| LIT 134 - Multicultural Literature | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| ENG 221 - Creative Writing | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| ENV 111 - Environmental Science | 4.0 Credit(s) | |||
| SPC 120 - Intercultural Communications | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| DRA 101 - Introduction to Theatre | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
Semester Total: 16.0 Credits | ||||
Fourth Semester | ||||
| LIT 190 - Women Writers | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| LIT 160 - Short Story/Novel | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| ART 101 - Art Appreciation | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
| SOC 110 - Introduction to Sociology | 3.0 Credit(s) | |||
Semester Total: 12.0 Credits | ||||
Total Semester Hours Required 60.0 | ||||
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Program Outcomes
Upon the successful completion of the program students will:
- Analyze themes in various works of literature.
- Evaluate various literary styles of prominent authors.
- Demonstrate an understanding of how culture influences literature and how literature influences culture.
Program Disclaimers
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