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Which classes can I take?
Which classes can I take?
All CBU students are welcome to take literature, creative writing, and TESOL courses. Most of our courses meet GE requirements for the cultural world components and many don't require any previous coursework (i.e., prerequisites). We invite you to join us and discover the riches of literature and language.
What if I'm still taking my composition courses?
Students who are enrolled in ENG 101 or ENG 123 can enroll the following classes at the same time:
ENG 201: Introduction to Literature
ENG 213: British Literature Pre-1750
ENG223 British Literature Post-1750
ENG233 American Literature Pre-1865
ENG243 American Literature Post-1865
ENG253 World Literature Pre-1650
ENG253 World Literature Post-1650
ENG273 Intro to Creative Writing
ENG 201: Intro to Literature
ENG 201: Intro to Literature
Meets GE Requirements for Cultural World
Meets ENG & BFA Major & Minor Requirements
Meets Children's Literature Minor Requirements
Options for SP2026 include travel to London & Dublin! Email jnewton@calbaptist.edu for more info.
ENG 273 A & B: Intro to Creative Writing
ENG 273 A & B: Intro to Creative Writing
Meets GE Requirements for Creative World
Meets BFA Major & Creative Writing Minor Requirements
No experience necessary!
ENG 243 A: American Literature Post-1865
ENG 243 A: American Literature Post-1865
Meets GE Requirements for Cultural World
Meets ENG & BFA Major & Minor Requirements
Why Add An English Double-Major (Or A Minor)?
The English major and minors are low unit and flexible. They fit easily into most student schedules without delaying graduation.
There is no cost for an adding a major or minor at CBU (unless it delays graduation).
Employers are looking for graduates with communication skills, critical thinking skills, and creativity. These are all cultivated in the English programs.
What options do I have?
We have options for everyone! CBU offers a BA in English or a BFA in Creative Writing. For minors, we offer the following:
English
Creative Writing
Writing & Digital Studies
Children's Literature
Most of these programs have room for student selection and personalization in regards to electives.
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