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Jan 04, 2025
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2014-2016 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
English, M.A. (Effective Fall 2015)
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The requirements for a degree of Master of Arts with a major in the field of English are as follows:
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Option 1: Scholarly Thesis Track
30 semester hours of approved courses including ENGL 6983 and ENGL 6993 , or a minimum of 18 semester hours of approved courses including ENGL 6983 and ENGL 6993 in addition to a related minor. **CATALOG CHANGE** Effective Spring 2016 ENGL 5023 does not count toward the 30 hours of the degree.
For additional information, click here Scholarly Thesis Track .
Option 2: Creative Thesis Track
30 semester hours of approved courses including ENGL 6983 and ENGL 6993 , or a minimum of 18 semester hours of approved courses including ENGL 6983 and ENGL 6993 in addition to a related minor. **CATALOG CHANGE** Effective Spring 2016 ENGL 5023 does not count toward the 30 hours of the degree.
For additional information, click here Creative Thesis Track .
Option 3: Professional Development Track (Non-Thesis)
36 hours of approved courses, or 24 hours with an approved minor, including ENGL 6973 . **CATALOG CHANGE** Effective Spring 2016 ENGL 5023 does not count toward the 36 hours of the degree.
For additional information, click here Professional Development Track (Non-Thesis) .
Option 1, 2, or 3 with Graduate and Teaching Assistantships
A student pursuing either option 1, 2, or 3 may apply for a Graduate Assistantship, which, if successfully completed, can lead to a Teaching Assistantship, generally in the student’s second year of graduate study. A student awarded a Graduate Assistantship must complete 3 semester hours of ENGL 5013 and 3 semester hours of ENGL 5023 . **CATALOG CHANGE** Effective Spring 2016 ENGL 5023 does not apply toward the degree hours noted above. In general, a student pursuing a Teaching Assistantship will not include a minor field in his or her master’s degree.
For additional information, click here Option 1, 2, or 3 with Graduate and Teaching Assistantships .
Note:
Under each of the options, no more than 12 semester hours of dual-listed or 4000-level classes will apply to the degree. Of the 12 hours, no more than 6 hours will be 4000-level.
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