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Dec 11, 2024

Academic Catalog - Spring 2024

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Academic Catalog - Spring 2024 [ARCHIVED]

English Minor

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The minor in English promotes an understanding of literature, trains students to think critically and write effectively, and encourages them to reflect on the central issues of the human condition-all from a Christian perspective. Core curriculum classes in composition emphasize the skills of effective research and writing. English minor classes present literature from within a Christian worldview.

Minor Requirements

Students must take the following courses to complete the minor in English:

ENG 3510 - History of the English Language 3 semester hr(s).
ENG 3590 - Advanced Writing 3 semester hr(s).
ENG 4599 - Seminar in Literary Theory 3 semester hr(s).
Choose any three ENG electives (3000 level or above) 9 semester hr(s).

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