English Major at Regis
Bachelor of Arts in English Requirements
Lower Division Requirements (3 semester hours)
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EN 300 Literary Analysis (3 sh)
Survey Courses (12 semester hours)
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EN 323 American Literature: Survey to 1865 (3 sh)
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EN 324 American Literature: Survey 1865 to Present (3 sh)
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EN 353 British Literature Survey to 1789 (3 sh)
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EN 354 British Literature Survey 1789 to Present (3 sh)
Upper Division Requirements (24 semester hours)
21 upper division semester hours of English courses, which must include:
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Writing course (poetry, fiction, rhetoric) (3 sh)
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One course on major author* (3 sh)
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EN 454 Linguistic Approaches to Literature or EN 466 Literary Theory (3 sh)
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Upper division English electives (12 sh)
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Capstone Course (3 sh)
TOTAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS: 39 semester hours
Schedule Planning Advice
The department highly recommends that you take EN 300 as early as possible, followed by your American and British Literature surveys. Don't wait until your senior year to take your surveys!
Upcoming Courses Spring 2025
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Courses Regularly in Rotation
Lower-Division Courses
Survey Courses
Major Author Courses
Theory Courses
Creative Writing Courses
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EN 412: Rhetoric: The Art and Style of Persuasive Writing (Hicks)
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EN 478: Playwriting (Knorr)
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EN 479: Screenwriting (Knorr)
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EN 483: Fiction (Knorr)
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EN 486: Poetry (Knorr)
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EN 486: Poetry (Partridge)
- EN 487: Advanced Fiction (Partridge)
- EN 488: Advanced Poetry (Knorr)
- EN 488: Advanced Poetry (Partridge)
- EN 489: Creative Non-Fiction (Knorr)
Upper-Level Electives
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EN 420: Contemporary African-American Literature
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EN 421: U.S. Women Writers of Color
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EN 423: True Crime
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EN 425F: Early American Women Writers
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EN 432F: Shakespeare: Comedies and Tragedies
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EN 435: Angela Carter: Surrealism and the Contemporary Gothic
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EN 442: Princess Brides
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EN 445: Radical Pastoral
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EN 447: Jane Austen
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EN 449: Sense and Sensibility
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EN 453: Modernist British Literature
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EN 463: Latinx Literature
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EN 464: Postcolonial World Literature
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EN 471: Introduction to Film Studies
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EN 491I: British Theatre: Past and Present
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EN 492: Contemporary British Literature & Film
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EN 495E: Freaks and Geeks: The Abnormal in American Literature