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Nov 24, 2024
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2023-2024 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
English: Literary Theory and History Concentration, BA
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In small, discussion-based classes led by a faculty of accomplished scholars and writers, Saint Mary’s English majors study the rich and diverse literature of the English-speaking cultures of the world.
A major in English will complete a minimum of 40 units of coursework, at least 22 units of which must be at the upper-division (300-400) level. That coursework will include the following specific requirements:
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Foundations
Students are required to complete ENGL 100 and 200 as foundational courses.
Literature before 1800
Students will complete at least 3 units of coursework in Literature before 1800, at the 200-level or above. Such courses include:
Literature before 1900
Students will complete an additional 3 units of coursework in Literature before 1900, including the option of a second course in Literature before 1800, at the 200-level or above. Such courses include:
Critical and Literary Theory
Students will complete at least 8 units of coursework in Critical and Literary Theory, at the 300-level or above. Such courses include:
Arts of Writing
Students will complete at least 3 units of coursework in Arts of Writing, at the 100-level or above. Such courses include:
Capstone
Students will complete a Capstone project in English.
Senior Thesis
Students are encouraged to complete a Senior Thesis. Students unable to complete a Thesis may take instead an additional course in Literature before 1900 or Critical and Literary Theory and submit a petition to have the additional course count for the Thesis requirement.
Topics in Literary Studies
Students will complete the remainder of their coursework in English through a guided selection of English courses. The major requires at least 40 units total and 22 units at the upper-division level. Up to 8 units of coursework in the major may be fulfilled through the following courses in professional writing: WRIT 300 , WRIT 350 , WRIT 400 , WRIT 400EL , and WRIT 495 .
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