A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- B.A.
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- CIP
- 16.0104
- Catalog edition
- 2025-2026
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- SOC
- 25-1123
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 165820
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_165820_bac7e4a7
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
English Studies Faculty
0 items
English with License (5-12)
5 items
- Students will be able to communicate and reflect on their pedagogical philosophy and practice in teaching 5-12 English.Not resolved to a course
- Students will be able to develop curricula and lesson plans for 5-12 English.Not resolved to a course
- Students will be able to develop subject matter expertise for teaching literature in the 5-12 classroom.Not resolved to a course
- Students will be able to receive initial licensure in 5-12 English.Not resolved to a course
- A course in speech or performance fulfills the speaking and listening requirement, where applicable.Not resolved to a course
Core Courses for all English Studies Concentrations
1 item
- As published: “Approaches to English Studies 3 cr. (MAJ Diverse Perspectives)”3
Three Literature Surveys 9 cr.
0 items
One American Survey of Literature (select one)
2 items
- As published: “American Literature I: Legends/Massacres and Slavery/Freedom 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “American Literature II: Making and Remaking America 3 Credit(s)”3
One British Survey of Literature (select one)
3 items
- As published: “British Literature I: Adventure and Transformation 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “British Literature II: Revolution and Romance 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “British Literature III: Empire and Resistance 3 Credit(s)”3
Students must take a third Survey or substitute an equivalent period course in British or American literature as indicated below (select one)
24 items
- As published: “American Literature I: Legends/Massacres and Slavery/Freedom 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “The Romantic Movement in U.S. Literature 1810–1860 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “American Literature II: Making and Remaking America 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Ethnic American Literature 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “American Drama 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “American Novel to 1950 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “British Literature I: Adventure and Transformation 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Global Middle Ages 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Golden Age of English Renaissance Literature 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Chaucer and His World 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “British Literature II: Revolution and Romance 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Major English Writers of the 17th Century 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “The Novel in the 18th Century 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “British Romanticism 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “British Literature III: Empire and Resistance 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Modern Drama 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “British Literature Since World War II 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “The 19th-Century English Novel 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “Victorian Literature 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “British Modernism 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “World Literature I: Myths and Traditions 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “World Literature II: Cultures in Conversation 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “World Drama 3 Credit(s) or”3
- As published: “World Novel 3 Credit(s)”3
One Upper Level Literature: 4000 Level 3 cr.
0 items
One Upper Level Writing Intensive 3 cr.
1 item
- As published: “The Structure and Nature of Language 3 Credit(s)”3
Capstone 3 cr.
1 item
- As published: “English Capstone 3 Credit(s)”3
Required Courses in Literature
48 items
- CULTURE STUDIES (select one)Not resolved to a course
- As published: “Literature and Disability 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “American Political Film and Literature: Conspiracies & Controversies 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “The Bible as Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Greek and Roman Mythology 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Ethnic American Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “19th Century African American Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “20th Century African American Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “LGBTQ Issues & Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Storytelling and the Oral Tradition 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “World Drama 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Jewish American Literature & Culture 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “World Novel 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Women and Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “The Classical Tradition in Western Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Folklore in America 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Early Modern Women Writers 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Literary Cult of the Virgin Queen 3 Credit(s)”3
- GENRENot resolved to a course
- As published: “Literature for Young Adults 3 Credit(s)”3
- CONTINENTAL/POST-COLONIAL LITERATURE (Diverse Perspectives) (select one)Not resolved to a course
- As published: “Latin American Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “20th-Century Irish Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “European Literature I 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “European Literature II 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Transatlantic Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “African Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “South Asian Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Caribbean Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- LITERARY MOVEMENT (select one)Not resolved to a course
- As published: “Global Middle Ages 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “British Literature Since World War II 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Golden Age of English Renaissance Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Major American Writers of the 20th Century 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Major English Writers of the 17th Century 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “British Romanticism 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Victorian Literature 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “British Modernism 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “The Romantic Movement in U.S. Literature 1810–1860 3 Credit(s)”3
- SHAKESPEARE (select one)Not resolved to a course
- As published: “Shakespeare’s Drama: Text and Performance 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Interpreting Shakespeare’s Work 3 Credit(s)”3
- MAJOR AUTHORSNot resolved to a course
- As published: “Major Authors 3 Credit(s)”3
- (new each semester) May be repeated for credit up to three times.Not resolved to a course
- JUN/SENIOR SEMINARNot resolved to a course
- 3
- (new each semester) May be repeated for credit up to three times.Not resolved to a course
English with Licensure (5-12)
0 items
Required Courses in English for Licensure
1 item
- One Professional Writing Elective 3 cr.Not resolved to a course
English Licensure Specific Minor
6 items
- As published: “Introduction to Teaching English 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Diversity in Education (5-12) 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Teaching the Adolescent Learner (5-12) 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Inclusive Instruction (5-12) 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Methods of Teaching English (5-12) I 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Methods in Teaching English (5-12) II 3 Credit(s)”3
Advanced Coursework for Licensure
4 items
- As published: “English Licensure Practicum I (5-12) 4.5 Credit(s)”4.5
- As published: “English Licensure Practicum II (5-12) 4.5 Credit(s)”4.5
- As published: “Practicum Seminar (5-12) 3 Credit(s)”3
- As published: “Sheltered English Immersion 3 Credit(s)”3
Required General Education Courses
0 items
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