The course planning advice here is limited to completing this major which is just one piece of the overall Hendrix College degree requirements. For a full description of degree requirements see the Catalog.
Possible Degree Path – starting in the first year. The following is a typical major plan. This is not the only way forward. Please consult with your advisor to create your unique path.
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Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
| First Year |
One 200-level ENGL/ENGF course
Literary Analysis (ENGL 297) is possible for early deciders in the spring semester, after successful completion of a 200-level ENGL/ENGF or ENGL 223 in the fall semester. |
| Sophomore |
Literary Analysis (ENGL 297), if not taken in first year
One 300-level ENGC course
Possibly one 300-level ENGL course |
| Junior |
3-4 ENGC/ENGL courses at the 300-400 level (including possibly a 400-level ENGC seminar) |
| Senior |
3-4 ENGC/ENGL/ENGF courses at the 300-400-level, including the following:
- One 400-level seminar, if not already completed (ideally ENGC)
- Senior Thesis Seminar ENGC 497 (Spring)
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Possible Degree Path – starting in the second year. The following is a typical plan to complete this major. Please consult with your advisor or a member of the Department to create your unique path.
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Fall |
Spring |
| First Year |
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| Sophomore |
One 200-level ENGL/ENGF course
Literary Analysis (ENGL 297)
Possibly one 300-level ENGC or ENGL course (after successful completion of a 200-level ENGL/ENGF course) |
| Junior |
4 ENGC/ENGL courses at the 300-400 level (including possibly a 400-level ENGC seminar) |
| Senior |
4-5 ENGC/ENGL/ENGF courses at the 300-400 level, including the following:
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Planning Recommendations:
Two courses must focus on pre-1900 English-Literary Studies.
Travel abroad fits well with the junior year, but can occur at other times. Please consult with your English Department advisor.
Consider an internship in a field related to a potential career path in the junior or senior year.