Do you need to take English Courses this Summer session or Fall semester? Then this guide is for you!

Students Completing General Education English Courses

• See the General Education English Sequences to know which courses you can take to fulfill your institutional requirements for English.
• Reminders:
  • Basic English (3101-3102) leads to Reading and Composition (3201-3202/3209/3289) NOT to Intermediate English.
  • Intermediate English (3103-3104) leads to electives in English (listed in the link above) NOT to Advanced English.
  • Advanced English (3211-3212) fulfills your institutional English requirements, but are NOT equivalent to electives in English.
  • Please be clear about what sequence you’re in and satisfy those requirements to avoid graduation delays later.
• You can take a look at the Fall schedule here, keeping in mind that the document is color coded for English Department Students.
• Here is the Summer schedule.

BA in English Students

• Here’s the Fall 2018 schedule, color coded for your convenience.
• Here’s the Summer schedule.
• For course promos on some of the courses, check the courses category in our blog.
• Curriculum for bachelors in English (including teacher preparation program) – This document lists all the courses you need to graduate. Did you schedule a meeting with your advisor?
• Professional and Recommended Electives – Professional electives are the unspecified English courses you need to take in the Literature and Linguistics track in the Curriculum.
• Consult the 2019-2024 Scheduling Plan to know when we will offer the courses you need to take for the Literature and Linguistics Tracks and for the Minor in Writing and Communication. (NEW!)
  
• 6000 Level Course Authorization Form – We encourage advanced undergraduate students to enroll in graduate courses. We recommend having completed 27 credits in English and have a 3.5 GPA in their English major, prior to enrollment. This can be waived by the professor teaching the course, if they feel the student is qualified. If you wish to take a graduate course, contact the professor offering it and request authorization to enroll in the course. Bring that form to the English Department so we can enroll you in the course.
  
• There are some new and established research and internship course opportunities (some paid!) within the English Department that you might want to consider.

MAEE Students

• Consult the Graduate Course Requirements and discuss them with your advisor to decide which courses to enroll in and when.
• Consult the 2019-2024 Scheduling Plan to know when we will offer the courses you need to take for the Literature and Linguistics Tracks and for the Minor in Writing and Communication. (NEW!)
• Here’s the Fall 2018 schedule, color coded for your convenience.
• Here’s the Summer schedule.
• For course promos on some of the courses, check out the courses category in our blog.
• If you’re planning to do an Independent Research (INGL 6995), please remember to have the professor submit a brief syllabus that describes the research activities and how you will be evaluated.
• For registration, meet with Dr. Leonardo Flores in the English Department anytime during the registration period.