English B.A.

1. Complete the Baccalaureate Degree Requirements.

A student must comply with all University regulations and satisfy the following requirements:

1. Units and Residency  (minimum of 120 units: 40 units of upper division coursework and 30 semester units at Stanislaus State. At least 24 of these 30 units must be earned in upper-division courses, at least 12 must be in the major, and at least 9 must be applicable to General Education-Breadth requirements)
2. Grade Point Average  (minimum grade point average of 2.0 (C) or better)
3. General Education  (minimum of 49 units)
4. Upper Division Writing Proficiency  (minimum of 3 units)
   - Pass the Writing Proficiency Screening Test (WPST)
   - Writing Proficiency (WP) Course (may double count in the major)
5. United States Constitution and California State and Local Government  (minimum of 3 units)
6. Multicultural Requirement  (minimum of 3 units) (may double count with General Education requirements or in the major)

Subsequently all students must submit an application for graduation and receive approval from the major advisor, department chair, and Director of Academic Advising. For more information see the Baccalaureate Degree Requirements .

2. Complete the prerequisites to the major, consisting of TWO survey courses from the list below, observing the following restrictions:

(6 units)

3. Complete the major of no fewer than 33 upper-division units.

4. Consult with your faculty advisor concerning requirements, changes in curriculum, subject matter preparation programs, etc.

1. Complete the following required courses in literature:

(11 units)

• ENGL 3150 - Approaches to Lit. Study (WP)
• ENGL 4300 - Shakespeare
• ENGL 4990 - Senior Seminar - Literature
• ENGL 4991 - TESOL Senior Seminar (TESOL concentration students only)

2. Select one of the following courses in British literature:

(3 units)

• ENGL 3209 - Medieval Literature
• ENGL 3210 - English Renaissance Literature
• ENGL 3215 - 17th Century Engl Literature
• ENGL 3220 - 18th Century British Lit
• ENGL 3225 - British Romantic Literature
• ENGL 3230 - British Victorian Literature
• ENGL 3235 - Modern British Literature
• ENGL 4105 - English Novel I
• ENGL 4106 - English Novel II
• ENGL 4115 - 20th Century English Novel
• ENGL 4305 - Chaucer
• ENGL 4310 - Milton
• ENGL 4510 - British Women Authors
• ENGL 4950 - Special Studies in English Literature

3. Select one of the following courses in American literature:

(3 units)

• ENGL 3400 - Early American Literature
• ENGL 3410 - American Literature: Romanticism and Transcendentalism
• ENGL 3420 - American Literature: Realism and Naturalism
• ENGL 3430 - American Literature: 20th Century to 1950
• ENGL 3440 - American Literature: 20th Century from 1950 to Present
• ENGL 3940 - Multicultural American Literuature
• ENGL 3945 - Multicultural California Literature
• ENGL 4107 - American Novel I
• ENGL 4108 - American Novel II
• ENGL 4110 - American Short Story
• ENGL 4120 - American Poetry
• ENGL 4140 - American Drama
• ENGL 4520 - American Women Authors
• ENGL 4930 - Special Studies in American Literature

4. Select one of the following courses in World Literature:

(3 units)

• ENGL 3510 - Foreign Films
• ENGL 3920 - Survey of World Literature
• ENGL 3930 - World Literature in Translation
• ENGL 3950 - International Noneuropean Women Authors
• ENGL 4109 - The Contemporary Novel
• ENGL 4130 - Dramatic Literature I
• ENGL 4135 - Dramatic Literature II
• ENGL 4925 - Studies in World Literature

5. Select 13 units of upper-division English electives.

Possibilities include, but are not limited to, literature, creative writing, film, linguistics.

Note:

Prospective postgraduate students in English should consult their English faculty advisor concerning which courses in English will best prepare them for graduate study.

Requirements

Students wishing to have a specific concentration in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) may do so by completing all requirements for the major to include the following specific courses:

• ENGL 3700 - Introduction to Language
• ENGL 4600 - Tutorial Projects in English (WP)
• ENGL 4615 - TESOL Methods
• ENGL 4800 - Second Language Acquisition
• ENGL 4850 - English Grammar
• ENGL 4991 - TESOL Senior Seminar