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All General Education course options can be found here.
Please Note: This four-year plan serves as a general guide and assumes that all prerequisite requirements have been met prior to each course. Students may need to complete additional prerequisite coursework (WRI 001 ) based on placement results or prior preparation. Be sure to consult with your academic advisor to create a personalized plan that aligns with your individual progress and goals.
First Year
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| Fall |
Spring |
| ENG 010: Foundations of Literary Studies |
Major Lower Division ENG Seminar Course (050-099) |
| WRI 010: College Reading and Composition |
General Education: Lower Division Quantitative Reasoning |
| Major Lower Division ENG Course (011-090) |
General Education: Area A–Life and Physical Science |
| SPRK 001: Spark Seminar or SPRK 010: Spark Seminar |
General Education: Area B–Approaches to Knowledge Social Science, Media and Visual Analysis, Societies and Cultures of the Past |
Second Year
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| Fall |
Spring |
| ENG 103: Literature in the Age of Transformation, 1830-1945 |
ENG 104: Reimagining Worlds: Literature since 1945 |
| Major Lower Division ENG Course (011-090); or can sub course from ENG 105-189, WRI 025 or GASP 041A |
General Education: Area B–Approaches to Knowledge Social Science, Media and Visual Analysis, Societies and Cultures of the Past |
| General Education: Lower Division Language |
Lower or Upper Division Elective |
| General Education: Area A–Life and Physical Science |
Lower or Upper Division Elective |
Third Year
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| Fall |
Spring |
| ENG 101: Medieval and Renaissance Literature and Culture, 800-1660 |
ENG 102: Literature of the Long Eighteenth Century, 1660-1830 |
| Major Upper Division English Seminar (105-189) |
Major Upper Division English Seminar (105-189) |
| General Education: Upper Division Writing in the Discipline |
Lower or Upper Division Elective |
| Lower or Upper Division Elective |
Lower or Upper Division Elective |
Fourth Year
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| Fall |
Spring |
| Major Upper Division English Seminar (105-189), or ENG 193H if in Honors Program |
ENG 190: Senior Thesis , or ENG 194H if in Honors Program |
| Lower or Upper Division Elective |
Lower or Upper Division Elective |
| Lower or Upper Division Elective |
Lower or Upper Division Elective |
The four-year plans presented in this sample plan demonstrate the recommended sequencing and timing of the required and elective components within each major, the assumption each course listed is worth 4 semester units (unless otherwise noted), and that lower and upper division common course GE requirements are maximized in sharing with your major, concentration, and Intellectual Experience Badges.
Completing the 120 units necessary for graduation; should your plan not have a minimum of 120 units planned to be completed, you must add the necessary courses to ensure you complete a minimum of 120 units.
Completing the 120 units necessary for graduation; should your plan not have a minimum of 120 units planned to be completed, you must add the necessary courses to ensure you complete a minimum of 120 units.
All students are expected to work with their academic advisor to find their best pathway through the degree requirements of their chosen program.
Students must complete three courses in Approaches to Knowledge Area B: Social Science, Literary and Textual Analysis, Media and Visual Analysis, Societies and Cultures of the Past GE. One course must be Approaches to Knowledge Area B: Social Science GE. Students must complete the remaining two courses from at least two of the other three Approaches to Knowledge Area B areas: Literary and Textual Analysis, Media and Visual Analysis, & Societies and Cultures of the Past.
Department Notes:
- Note: for one survey (ENG 101-104), an approved upper division seminar may be substituted for the survey course.
- Also note: ENG 101 is offered in Even Numbered Falls, ENG 102 is offered in Odd Numbered Springs, ENG 103 is offered in Odd Numbered Falls; ENG 104 is offered in Even Numbered Springs. So some students will take these courses in a different sequence, e.g. 103 and 104 their second year, and 101 and 102 their third year.
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