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Nov 23, 2024
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Goucher College 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalogue PLEASE NOTE: This is an archived catalog. Programs are subject to change each academic year.
English Major
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Majors are required to choose a minimum of 36 credits at the 200 to 300 levels, including at least three 300-level seminars. Advanced independent work and/or a senior thesis are recommended for students considering graduate literary studies or with the desire of graduating with honors in the major. ENG 200 should be taken as soon as students have completed college writing proficiency and no later than the end of sophomore year. Majors should select ENG 211 and ENG 212 as early as possible in their course of study.
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Concentration in Literature
The concentration in literature requires the following courses:
One course from each of the following areas:
Concentration in Writing
Students whose primary objective is to develop their skills as writers may structure their major differently. Required courses include:
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Starting in 2009-10, students who concentrate in writing are required to take one course in American literature (ENG 250 or ENG 254 ) At least three of the following:
Three 300-level seminars, including two literature seminars and one 300-level writing class from among the following courses:
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Majors in other departments are also welcome to take writing courses at the 200 level. Students may find internships in journalism, publishing, public relations, advertising, and other fields in which writing skills are essential through the Career Development Office. Concentration in Secondary Education with Certification in English
Students who desire certification to teach English in the secondary schools should elect the literature concentration. See the secondary education requirements listed under the Education Department. Concentration in Prelaw Studies
Students interested in pursuing a legal career are encouraged to complete the prelaw concentration in conjunction with the requirements of the major. The prelaw concentration is an 18- to 21-credit program designed to broaden the student’s academic experience in preparation for law school. The prelaw concentration requires students to take courses outside of their major to expose them to methodologies and critical approaches not inherent to their own discipline but necessary for academic success in law school. A complete description of the prelaw concentration can be found under Prelaw Studies . |
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