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Course Planning Chart for the English Major
or (2B) a course in American literature after 1900 with one in 19th century British/Irish literature. (Don't rely on the CAPP program to tell you whether
Course Planning Chart for the English Major
or (2B) a course in American literature after 1900 with one in 19th century British/Irish literature. (Don't rely on the CAPP program to tell you whether
Creative Writing Track: All English classes must be completed with a C
Effective Fall 2021 and after. This ENGL 2655 American Literature to the Civil War ... ENGL 4655 Special Topics in American Literature after 1900.
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A.2 American Literature After 1900. A.3 African American Literature and Culture. A.4 Asian American Literature. A.5 Hispanic Literature Written in the US.
Introductory Requirements (6 hours) ENGL 2102 Literary Analysis
British Literature 1660-1900. ENGL 2504 British Literary History after 1660 ENGL 4665 Studies in American Literature after 1900^.
English courses 2000-5000
https://www1.villanova.edu/content/dam/villanova/artsci/english/undergraduate/2018%20Fall%20Course%20Booklet.pdf
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
4515 American Gothic. 19th CENTURY BRITISH/IRISH LITERATURE. 3590 Victorian Doubles. AMERICAN LITERATURE AFTER 1900. 2502 African American Traditions II.
ENGLISH
___ LI578 Studies in Later British & Postcolonial Literature (3). ___ LI582 Topics in Literature (3) ___ LI636 African-American Literature after 1900 (3).
ENGL 352:396: African American Literature since 1900 Tuesdays
All Reading Response/Think Piece Papers must be submitted to. Canvas no later than the designated day and time noted on the course calendar. In-Class Work: You
College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Department of English
Studies in an American Author After 1900. (3) ______ ENGL 4644. C. A Course in Literature by A Minority. (3 hours). Introduction to African-American
7265_1lahs_engl_pedu_22_23.pdf College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
Department of English
Bachelor of Arts in English (BAENG)
Major: English
Major Option: Pre-Education (PEDU)
For students entering under UG Catalog
The B.A. in English with a Major in English, in the Pre-Education Option, requires 39 hours in English,
distributed as follows, and 120 hours overall. In accordance with university guidelines, courses satisfying
degree core requirements may not be double counted to satisfy other areas of a degree (e.g.Pathways).
Note: All English courses above the 1000-level have as a pre-requisite completion of the First-Year Writing Requirement - i.e., completion of 1106 or COMM 1016. Some courses required for this majorhave other pre-requisites/co-requisites and/or enrollment requirements. Such courses are identified by
an asterisk (*) on this checksheet. Please refer to the Undergraduate Catalog or consult your advisor for
information about the specific pre-req/co-req or enrollment requirements for a specific course. I. Major Requirements: The English Core Degree Requirements (21 hours)A. Foundational Work (9 hours)
Books, Libraries, and Archives
Language and Society
Introduction to Critical Reading (3) _______ ENGL 1004 (3) _______ ENGL 1514 (3) _______ ENGL 2604B. Literary Traditions (6 hours)
American Literary History
British Literary History
(3) _______ ENGL 2534 (3) _______ ENGL 2544C. Critical Frameworks (3 hours)
Acts of Interpretation (*)
D. Digital Literacy (3 hours)
Writing and Digital Media (3) _______ ENGL 3324
(3) _______ ENGL 3844II. Pre-Education Requirements (18 hours)
A.A Course in Shakespeare (3 hours)
Studies in Shakespeare (3) _______ ENGL 4164
B. A 3000-4000 Level Course in Literature by
Women (3 hours)
Topics in Literature by Women (3) _______ ENGL 3364Or an appropriate section of:
Studies in a British Author after 1800 (3) _______ ENGL 4624 Studies in an American Author Before 1900 (3) _______ ENGL 4634 Studies in an American Author After 1900 (3) _______ ENGL 4644 C.A Course in Literature by A Minority (3 hours) Introduction to African-American Literature (3) _______ ENGL2644 Contemporary Native American Literature (3) _______ ENGL/AINS 2804 Ethnic Literature for Children (3) _______ ENGL 3514 Ethnic American Literature (3) _______ ENGL 3654 Studies in a British Author after 1800 (3) _______ ENGL 4624 Studies in an American Author Before 1900 (3) _______ ENGL 4634 Studies in an American Author After 1900 (3) _______ ENGL 4644D.A Course in Linguistics (3 hours)
One course in linguistics chosen from:
Gender and Linguistics (3) _______ ENGL/WGS 3134 Language and Ethnicity in the United States (3) _______ ENGL/RCL/SOC 3144 History of the English Language (3) _______ ENGL 4054E.Free Elective in English (3 hours)
3 hours of English at the 3000- or 4000-level (3) _______
F.Capstone Experience (3 hours)
Senior Seminar (3) _______ ENGL 4784
III. Satisfactory Progress toward the B.A. in English, Major in English: Pre-Education OptionSatisfactory progress toward the B.A. in English, Major in English: Pre-Education Option, requires that
upon having attempted 72 credits (including transfer, advanced placement, advanced standing, credit by examination, and course withdrawal), students must have passed 12 of the required credits in theEnglish Core (Section I) and have attained a GPA of 2.0 or better both within the major and overall.
In order to graduate, students must complete the degree with a GPA of 2.0 or better both within theEnglish Major: Pre-Education Option and overall. All English courses above the 1000-level are factored
into the in-major GPA. IV. Pathways to General Education Requirements (45 hours)