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Program checklist · B.A.

English, Secondary Education (9-12) Emphasis, B.A.

University of North Carolina at Pembroke · Pembroke, NC

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Program
Award
B.A.
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
Total credits (published)
120
Catalog edition
The University of North Carolina at Pembroke 2026-2027 Catalog
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199281
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199281_6edee218
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Freshman Seminar: 1 Sem. Hr.

0 items

    General Education: 44 Sem. Hrs.

    11 items
    1. ENG 1050
      Composition I (3 credits)
      As published: “Composition I”
      3
    2. ENG 1060
      Composition II (3 credits)
      As published: “Composition II”
      3
    3. Fine Art
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    4. Literature
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    5. History
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    6. Philosophy and Religion
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    7. Social Sciences
      Not resolved to a course
      9
    8. Natural Science
      Not resolved to a course
      6
    9. Mathematics
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    10. Physical Education
      Not resolved to a course
      2
    11. General Education Electives
      Not resolved to a course
      6

    B.A. in English Core Courses: 12 Sem. Hrs.

    6 items
    1. ENG 2230
      American Literature Before 1865 (3 credits)
      As published: “American Literature Before 1865 (3 credits) or”
      3
    2. ENG 2240
      American Literature Since 1865 (3 credits)
      As published: “American Literature Since 1865”
      3
    3. ENG 2470
      British Literature Before 1790 (3 credits)
      As published: “British Literature Before 1790 (3 credits) or”
      3
    4. ENG 2480
      British Literature After 1790 (3 credits)
      As published: “British Literature After 1790”
      3
    5. ENG 3040
      Principles of Literary Study (3 credits)
      As published: “Principles of Literary Study”
      3
    6. ENGS 4xxx. Seminar in Literature
      Not resolved to a course
      3

    Secondary Education Emphasis: 24-30 Sem. Hrs.

    0 items

      Content Knowledge Core Requirements: 12-18 Sem. Hrs.

      6 items
      1. ENG 2050
        World Literature Before 1660 (3 credits)
        As published: “World Literature Before 1660 (3 credits) or”
        3
      2. ENG 2060
        World Literature After 1660 (3 credits)
        As published: “World Literature After 1660”
        3
      3. ENG 3250
        Language in Society (3 credits)
        As published: “Language in Society”
        3
      4. ENG 3460
        Aspects of the English Language (3 credits)
        As published: “Aspects of the English Language”
        3
      5. ENG 4570
        Shakespeare (3 credits)
        As published: “Shakespeare”
        3
      6. competency in a foreign language at the 1320 course level
        Not resolved to a course

      Content Knowledge Electives: 12 Sem. Hrs.

      0 items

        no more than one of the following courses

        9 items
        1. ENG 2010
          Southern Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Southern Literature”
          3
        2. ENG 2020
          Contemporary Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Contemporary Literature”
          3
        3. ENG 2080
          Women’s Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Women’s Literature”
          3
        4. ENG 2090
          Literature and Film (3 credits)
          As published: “Literature and Film”
          3
        5. ENG 2100
          African American Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “African American Literature”
          3
        6. ENG 2180
          Asian American Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Asian American Literature”
          3
        7. ENG 2190
          Latino Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Latino Literature”
          3
        8. ENG 2200
          Native American Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Native American Literature”
          3
        9. ENG 2410
          Environmental Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Environmental Literature”
          3

        any of the following courses

        20 items
        1. ENG 3100
          The Harlem Renaissance (3 credits)
          As published: “The Harlem Renaissance”
          3
        2. ENG 3110
          Medieval British Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Medieval British Literature”
          3
        3. ENG 3120
          Early Modern British Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Early Modern British Literature”
          3
        4. ENG 3130
          American Romanticism (3 credits)
          As published: “American Romanticism”
          3
        5. ENG 3140
          American Realism and Naturalism (3 credits)
          As published: “American Realism and Naturalism”
          3
        6. ENG 3150
          British Romantic Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “British Romantic Literature”
          3
        7. ENG 3160
          Victorian Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Victorian Literature”
          3
        8. ENG 3170
          Post-Colonial Literature (3 credits)
          As published: “Post-Colonial Literature”
          3
        9. ENG 3420
          The British Novel (3 credits)
          As published: “The British Novel”
          3
        10. ENG 3430
          The American Novel (3 credits)
          As published: “The American Novel”
          3
        11. ENG 3440
          The Native American Novel (3 credits)
          As published: “The Native American Novel”
          3
        12. ENG 3470
          Native American Poetry (3 credits)
          As published: “Native American Poetry”
          3
        13. ENG 3540
          Modern Drama (3 credits)
          As published: “Modern Drama”
          3
        14. ENG 3560
          Modernist Fiction (3 credits)
          As published: “Modernist Fiction”
          3
        15. ENG 3660
          Modernist Poetry (3 credits)
          As published: “Modernist Poetry”
          3
        16. ENG 3670
          Contemporary Fiction (3 credits)
          As published: “Contemporary Fiction”
          3
        17. ENG 3680
          Contemporary Poetry (3 credits)
          As published: “Contemporary Poetry”
          3
        18. ENG 4020
          Literary Criticism (3 credits)
          As published: “Literary Criticism”
          3
        19. ENGS 33xx. Special Topics in Literature
          Not resolved to a course
          3
        20. ENGS 4xxx. Seminar in Literature
          Not resolved to a course
          3

        no more than one of the following courses

        10 items
        1. ENG 2990
          Writing Center Theory and Practice (3 credits)
          As published: “Writing Center Theory and Practice”
          3
        2. ENG 3070
          Professional Editing (3 credits)
          As published: “Professional Editing”
          3
        3. ENG 3570
          History of Rhetoric (3 credits)
          As published: “History of Rhetoric”
          3
        4. ENG 3580
          Professional Writing (3 credits)
          As published: “Professional Writing”
          3
        5. ENG 3650
          Writing in Digital Environments (3 credits)
          As published: “Writing in Digital Environments”
          3
        6. ENG 3700
          Advanced Composition (3 credits)
          As published: “Advanced Composition”
          3
        7. ENG 3720
          Civic Writing (3 credits)
          As published: “Civic Writing”
          3
        8. ENG 4210
          Grant Writing (3 credits)
          As published: “Grant Writing”
          3
        9. ENG 4250
          African American Rhetorics (3 credits)
          As published: “African American Rhetorics”
          3
        10. ENGS 4090
          Special Topics in Composition and Rhetoric (3 credits)
          As published: “Special Topics in Composition and Rhetoric”
          3

        no more than one of the following courses

        3 items
        1. ENG 3740
          Writing Poetry II (3 credits)
          As published: “Writing Poetry II”
          3
        2. ENG 3750
          Writing Fiction II (3 credits)
          As published: “Writing Fiction II”
          3
        3. ENG 3760
          Writing Creative Nonfiction II (3 credits)
          As published: “Writing Creative Nonfiction II”
          3

        no more than one of the following courses

        6 items
        1. ENG 3710
          English Grammar (3 credits)
          As published: “English Grammar”
          3
        2. ENG 4230
          Special Topics in American English (3 credits)
          As published: “Special Topics in American English”
          3
        3. ENG 4240
          Special Topics in American English (3 credits)
          As published: “Special Topics in American English”
          3
        4. ENG 4810
          Phonetics and Phonology (3 credits)
          As published: “Phonetics and Phonology”
          3
        5. ENG 4830
          Second Language Acquisition (3 credits)
          As published: “Second Language Acquisition”
          3
        6. ENG 4850
          Cultural Issues of English as a Second Language (3 credits)
          As published: “Cultural Issues of English as a Second Language”
          3

        Professional Studies Core: 12 Sem. Hrs.

        5 items
        1. EDN 2100
          Introduction to Education (3 credits)
          As published: “Introduction to Education”
          3
        2. EDN 3130
          Disciplinary Literacy (3 credits)
          As published: “Disciplinary Literacy”
          3
        3. SED 3310
          Introduction to the Exceptional Child (3 credits)
          As published: “Introduction to the Exceptional Child”
          3
        4. EDN 3140
          Aspects of Human Development and Educational Psychology (Grades 6-12) (3 credits)
          As published: “Aspects of Human Development and Educational Psychology (Grades 6-12) (3 credits) or”
          3
        5. EDN 3150
          Developmental Perspectives of Educational Psychology (Grades K‐12) (3 credits)
          As published: “Developmental Perspectives of Educational Psychology (Grades K‐12)”
          3

        Content Pedagogy: 18 Sem. Hrs.

        5 items
        1. EED 3840
          Literature and Reading for Adolescents (6-12): Methods and Materials (3 credits)
          As published: “Literature and Reading for Adolescents (6-12): Methods and Materials (3 credits) (spring only)”
          3
        2. EED 3890
          The Teaching of Writing and Speech (6-12): Methods and Materials (3 credits)
          As published: “The Teaching of Writing and Speech (6-12): Methods and Materials (3 credits) (fall only)”
          3
        3. And the courses listed below in the semester of student teaching:
          Not resolved to a course
        4. EED 4490
          Internship for English/Language Arts in Secondary/Middle Schools (9 credits)
          As published: “Internship for English/Language Arts in Secondary/Middle Schools (9 credits) (spring only)”
          9
        5. EED 4750
          Professional Seminar in Secondary/Middle Grades English/Language Arts (3 credits)
          As published: “Professional Seminar in Secondary/Middle Grades English/Language Arts (3 credits) (spring only)”
          3

        General Electives*: 12-18 Sem. Hrs.

        0 items
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