Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Newark 2 courses
The English major invites students to choose courses from a wide array of English, American, and global literature. Courses appear under 350 (English) and 352 (American). The major consists of 12 courses of 36 credits. In compiling these credits, students may include two 200-level courses, and they may include two creative writing courses.
Major Requirements
21:350:308 Foundations of Literary Study (3) 21:350:321 Survey of English Literature (3) In choosing their other courses, students need to meet the following distribution requirements: Two pre-1900 courses A post-1900 course An author(s) course A 400-level seminar The 400-level seminar, intended as a capstone experience, may simultaneously satisfy one of the other requirements. After declaring the major, students should meet with an adviser each semester to discuss their course selections.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 21:350:308 | Foundations of Literary Study | 3 |
| 21:350:321 | Survey of English Literature to 1700 | 3 |
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