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Major Requirements (39 hrs)
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Grades ________ ________ ________ ________
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ENG 201 Intro to Literature ENG 302 Intro to Literary Criticism ENG 310, 311, or 314 ENG 498 or 499
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Students also need at least 27 hours (9 courses) of literature electives, distributed according to the table below. No more
than 12 hours may be at the 200-level. At least 6 hours must be at the 400 level.
In the table below, circle the courses that you have completed. A course may be counted only once in the table. For example,
ENG 211, ENG 212, and ENG 275 appear in the American literature row in two time periods (1660-1900 and 1900-present) and ENG
408 appears in the British literature row in two time periods (before 1660 and 1660-1900). However, they can be used to fulfill
the requirement for one or the other time period but not both. Select the time period advantageous to you.
Overall: 9 different courses (27 hours)
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Before 1660 (at least 2 in this column)
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1660 to 1900 (at least 2 in this column)
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1900 to Present (at least 2 in this column)
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Other*
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British (at least 3 in this row)
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264, 301, 400, 401, 402, 403, 406, [408]
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265, [408], 410, 415, 416, 417, 418
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419, 420 |
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American (at least 2 in this row) |
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[211], [212], 274, [275], [424], 430, 431, 432 |
[211], [212], [275], [424], 433, 434
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261, 306
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262
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269, 285, 320, 323, 325, 330, 333, 335, 385, 456, 485
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Topics courses: ENG 423, ENG 470, and ENG 480 may be added to the cells in the table depending on the topic of the course. ENG 424 Topics
in Multiethnic American Literature; ENG 211 African-American Literature; ENG 212 Native American Literature. These courses
will always fill a cell in the American Literature row; the time period will be based on the topic of the offering. Please
consult an advisor for proper placement of a topics course.
Special Studies Option: A maximum of two non-literature courses may be substituted for literature electives. These must be approved by the English
advisor and require a course substitution form. An exception must be recorded in DARS. These courses will typically fall in
the Other row/column.
*Courses in the “Other” row/column may require or be associated with a course substitution or exception.
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