First-year Writing Courses In Maryland

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2018-2019 Undergraduate Academic Catalogue [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Writing, B.A.

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Requirements for Major

Requirements for the major and an example of a typical program of courses are as follows:

WR 100 - Effective Writing or
HN 210 - Eloquentia Perfecta
WR 200 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction
WR 220 - Introduction to Rhetoric
WR 230 - Introduction to Poetry and Fiction
Seven 300- or 400-level electives (exclusive of WR 400)
Senior Seminar: New Writers (WR 400)

Freshman Year

Fall Term

EN 101 - Understanding Literature
WR 100 - Effective Writing *
Language Core
Math/Science Core
Elective

Spring Term

HS100-Level Core Course
WR 200 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction * or
WR 230 - Introduction to Poetry and Fiction
WR 220 - Introduction to Rhetoric *
English Core
Language Core or
Elective

Sophomore Year

Fall Term

PL 201 - Foundations of Philosophy
WR 200 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction * or
WR 230 - Introduction to Poetry and Fiction
WR300-Level Elective *
History Core
Elective

Spring Term

PL 200-Level Philosophical Perspectives Course
WR 300-Level Elective *
Natural Science Core
Nondepartmental Elective
Elective

Junior Year

Fall Term

TH 201 - Introduction to Theology
WR 300-Level Elective *
Social Science Core
Nondepartmental Elective
Elective

Spring Term

WR 300-Level Elective *
Fine Arts Core
Theology Core
Nondepartmental Elective
Elective

Senior Year

Fall Term

WR 300-Level Elective *
WR 300-Level Elective *
Ethics Core
Elective
Elective

Spring Term

WR 300-Level Elective *
WR 400 Senior Seminar: New Writers *
Math Core
Elective
Elective

Key:

* Required for major.

Notes:

WR 100 is the prerequisite for most upper-level writing courses and must be taken in the freshman year. (Honors students fulfill this prerequisite through HN 210.)
All WR 300-level courses include a course-appropriate research component.
Students must complete the diversity core requirement through a designated diversity core, major, or elective course (see Diversity Core Requirement under Curriculum and Policies).

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