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Nov 23, 2024
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2023-2024 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
General Studies Transfer, English Concentration, A.A.
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Program Code: GNS.AA.ENG
This program prepares students to transfer to a four-year college or university and work toward a bachelor’s degree. While pursuing a liberal arts background, students enrolled in this program focus on literature and writing electives. To ensure maximum transferability, students enrolled in this program should familiarize themselves with the program requirements of the institution to which they plan to transfer.
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Spring
- ENG 160 - Introduction to Creative Writing (3 Credits) ≈
or - ENG 165 - Introduction to Film (3 Credits) ≈
and - GEN ED - Arts and Humanities Requirement (ART 101 , ASL 101 , ASL 102 , COM 200 , FRN 101 , FRN 102 , MUS 101 , PHL 101 , SPN 101 , SPN 102 , SPN 201 or SPN 202 ) (3 Credits)
- ENG 151 - Fundamentals of English II (3 Credits) *
- COM 101 - Introduction to Public Speaking (3 Credits)
- Elective - History Elective (3 Credits)
Spring
- ENG 212 - Introduction to Modern British Lit (3 Credits) *
- GEN ED - Arts and Humanities Requirement (ART 101 , ASL 101 , ASL 102 , COM 200 , FRN 101 , FRN 102 , MUS 101 , PHL 101 , SPN 101 , SPN 102 , SPN 201 or SPN 202 ) (3 Credits)
- ENG 214 - Introduction to World Literature (3 Credits) *
- Elective - History Elective (3 Credits)
- Elective - General Elective (3 Credits)
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* This course has a prerequisite. ≈ This course has a corequisite. x Each course must be from a different discipline.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of this program should be able to:
- Use close reading strategies to interpret a variety of literary texts from diverse cultures and time periods;
- Analyze literature and film through various critical frameworks and understand its place within its biographical and historical milieus;
- Develop the critical thinking skills necessary to create cogent arguments, conduct and integrate effective research, and support those arguments with clear, effective prose; and
- Develop creative processes by analyzing and writing poetry and prose with focus on application of literary techniques and individual expression.
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