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A. Core Courses (15 s.h.) - All five courses are required	Grade
ENGL 674 Bibliographic Methods	___
ENGL 676 Critical Approaches to Literature	___
ENGL 630 Research in Teaching Literacy and Literature	___
ENGL 692 American English Grammar or EN 592 History of the English Language	___
ENGL 740 TESL/TEFL Methodology	___
B. Literature/Linguistics Electives (12 s.h.) - Choose four courses
ENGL 720 Linguistics and the English Teacher	___
ENGL 721 Psycholinguistics (Prerequisite: EN 720)	___
ENGL 722 Sociolinguistics (Prerequisite: EN 720)	___
ENGL 760 Teaching College Literature	___
ENGL 761 Topics in American Literature Before 1870	___
ENGL 762 Topics in American Literature After 1870	___
ENGL 763 Topics in British Literature Before 1660	___
ENGL 764 Topics in British Literature After 1660	___
ENGL 765 Topics in Literature as Genre	___
ENGL 766 Topics in Comparative Literature	___
ENGL 771 Topics in Postmodern Literature	___
ENGL 772 Topics in Women's Literature	___
ENGL 773 Topics in American or British Minority Literature	___
C. Open Electives (9 s.h.) - Choose three courses
Nine additional semester hours of electives approved by the Director of Graduate Studies in Composition and TESOL and the Director of Graduate Studies in Literature & Criticism. Up to six of these semester hours may be taken outside of the English Department. In addition, with the approval of a thesis advisor, a student may, as a part of this requirement, register for from one to six hours of EN 850, Thesis.
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Total Credit Hours: 36 s.h.