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Program Overview
The English program at MCC prepares students for transfer to a 4-year college and also teaches valuable real-world skills that empower students to participate meaningfully in intellectual, civic and vocational life.
Program Goals & Outcomes
Graduates of this program will have developed:
- A Versatile Skill Set: Studying English develops critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills
- Self and Other-Awareness: Studying English exposes students to diverse cultures and human experiences through literature. This broadens perspectives and deepens understanding of the world, facilitating both personal growth and professional opportunities.
- Creativity and Expression: English studies foster creativity and self-expression, allowing space to explore and develop through poetry, fiction, and non-fiction writing.
Degree Program - First Year
Fall Semester
Course Code
Title
Theory
Lab
Credits
1
0
1
ENGL110XM or ENGL110M
+
4
0
4
Science Elective
+
3
0
3
Social Science Elective
+
3
0
3
Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective*
+
3
0
3
Sub-Total Credits
14
0
14
Spring Semester
Course Code
Title
Theory
Lab
Credits
Literature Elective
+
3
0
3
Mathematics Elective
+
3
0
3
-
4
Social Science Elective
+
3
0
3
Sub-Total Credits
15
0
15-16
Degree Program - Second Year
Fall Semester
Course Code
Title
Theory
Lab
Credits
Pre-1800 Literature Elective
+
3
0
3
English Elective
+
3
0
3
Mathematics Elective
+
3
0
3
-
4
Foreign Language/Humanities/Fine Arts Elective
+
3
0
3
Sub-Total Credits
16
0
16-17
Spring Semester
Course Code
Title
Theory
Lab
Credits
English Elective
+
3
0
3
Post-1800 Literature Elective
+
3
0
3
Lab Science Elective
+
3
3
4
Foreign Language/Humanities/Fine Arts Elective
+
3
0
3
Social Science Elective
+
3
0
3
Sub-Total Credits
15
3
16
*Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective: any course with ANTH, ARTS, ASL, BIOL, CHEM, ECON, ENGL, ENVS, ESCI, FREN, GEOG, GEOL, HIST, HUMA, MATH, PHIL, PHYS, POLS, PSYC, SOCI, or SPAN in the course number
**ENGL200M: This course can count as pre- or post-1800 course dependent on topic. Please contact the English Department Chair with questions
Total Credits
61-63