English Major: BSEd (Secondary Education)

First Semester (17 credits)

_____ (3) Engl 101, Composition

_____ (3) Speech: SpCm 101

_____ (3) Humanities and Fine Arts: one course from category I

_____ (3) First Behavioral/Social Science course

_____ (3) Humanities and Fine Arts: one course from category III

_____ (2) Wellness: Wel 100

Second Semester (18 credits)

_____ (3) Engl 284, Intro to Lit Criticism

_____ (3) Literature in a Social, Historical, or Aesthetic Context—choose one:

Engl 213, Backgrounds to Lit

Engl 230, Lit for Younger Readers

Engl 258, Lit and Culture

Engl 319, Post-Colonial Lit

Engl 363, Literary Genres

_____ (3) Human Values and Gen. Cert. Req.: EdFn 475

_____ (3-4) Math 102, 104, 115, 120, 121, 123, or 125

_____ (3-4) First Laboratory Science course

_____ (3) Technological Literacy: MIS 105 (or Technology Literacy Proficiency exam)

Third Semester (17 credits)

_____ (3) Pre-1800 Lit Survey: Engl 311, 312, 313, or 314

_____ (3) Post-1800 Lit Survey: Engl 315, 316, 317, or 318

_____ (3) Humanities and Fine Arts, first category II course: choose a foreign-language course

_____ (2) Gen. Cert. Req.: EPsy 302

_____ (3-4) Second Laboratory Science course

_____ (3) One course toward a minor or an endorsement

Fourth Semester (18 credits)

_____ (3) Linguistics Elective: Ling 403 or 443

_____ (3) Second pre-1800 Survey: Engl 311, 312, 313, or 314

_____ (3) Gen. Cert. Req.: EPsy 327

_____ (3) Humanities and Fine Arts, second category II course: choose a second foreign-language course (preferably the same language used for the first category II course)

_____ (3) Second Behavioral/Social Science course (with a different prefix from that chosen for the first Behavioral/Social Science course)

_____ (3) One course toward a minor or an endorsement

Fifth Semester (15 credits)

_____ (3) Shakespeare: Engl 431 or 432

_____ (6) Gen. Cert. Reqs.: SpEd 401, InEd 411, SEED 424

_____ (3) Third Behavioral/Social Science course (with a prefix different from those used for the first two Behavioral/Social Science courses)

_____ (3) One course toward a minor or an endorsement

Sixth Semester (16 credits)

_____ (3) Writing Elective—choose one:

Engl 302, Hypertext Writing

Engl 305, Professional and Tech Writing

Engl 482, Creative Writing II

Engl 483, Advanced Creative Writing

MCom 210, Basic Journalism

_____ (3) A second post-18^th cent. survey: Engl 315, 316, 317, or 318

_____ (3) Ling 425, Modern Grammar

_____ (7) Secondary Junior Block: EFnd 325, SeEd 300, 301, and 450

Seventh Semester (15 credits)

_____ (3) One English senior seminar: Engl 422, 425, or 490

_____ (3) Engl 486, Rhetorical Theory and Practice

_____ (3) Engl 494, Internship in English

_____ (6) Two or three

Eighth Semester (16 credits)

Professional Semester courses: EdER 415, EdFn 439, EPsy 420, Hlth 400, SeEd 488