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					| 2017-2018 Undergraduate Bulletin [Archived Catalog] 
 
 English (B.A.)  |  
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Liberal Arts Building 145 ~ 260-481-6841 ~ ipfw.edu/engl 
 The student learning outcomes for the degree are as follows: 
	Students display the ability to write critically, precisely, and persuasively, especially about topics relevant to their major field and their selected concentration.Students demonstrate the ability to communicate knowledge of literary, linguistics, and rhetorical conventions and traditions, especially those of America and England.Students can apply the appropriate research tools and methods to demonstrate critical understanding of their selected concentrations. 
 To earn the B.A. with a major in English, you must fulfill the requirements of IPFW (Regulations ), the College of Arts and Sciences (Colleges ), and those listed below. As you complete your degree, you will be required to submit clean copies of two papers to the department. The first paper must be from a course taken during the first 15 credits you count toward the major, and the second from a course taken thereafter and counted toward the major. Both papers should be from courses taught in the department, be appropriate to your concentration, and represent your best work. At least one should be based on research and include documentation. Please turn the paper in before the end of the appropriate semester and include a copy of the assignment, if it is available. |  
													| College of Arts and Sciences Requirements
English Writing and Speaking
  See Arts and Sciences Part A for Speaking requirement Foreign Language: Credits 14
  Requirements in Arts and Sciences Part BDistribution (not in major discipline): Credits 9
  Requirements in Arts and Sciences Part CCultural Studies: Credits 6
  Requirements in Arts and Sciences Part DCore and Concentration (Major) Courses
     Cr. 3Credits in Writing (ENG W203 or a W-prefixed course above the 200-level): 3Credits in American literature: 3 (credits must be at 300-level or above)Credits in British literature before 1700: 3Credits in British literature after 1700: 3Credits in language study (linguistics, history of the English language, or Old or Middle English literature): 3Credits in one of the concentrations as listed: 15–53  General Elective Courses: Credits 0-32
  Sufficient additional credits to bring the total to 120. |   Return to: Program Descriptions
 
 
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