An English degree is versatile; it can lead to any number of careers, as our distinguished alumni will attest. Our faculty specialize in everything from Old English to modern popular culture, from acknowledged classics to texts that push the boundaries of what we think of as literature. Our courses exhibit the same range, and our dedicated staff of teacher-researchers prepare you for the challenges you will meet in the future. Our small classes ensure personal attention and stimulating discussion.

Current Students

• Program and Enrollment Information
• Major/Minor FAQs
• Awards and Financial Aid (external link)
• Recommended Professional Development (see below)

Prospective Students

• Recommendations for High School Students (under construction)
• Recommendations for Community College Students (.pdf)
• Transfer Credit to K-State (external link)

Requirements

• The English Major: B.A. in Literature, B.A. in Literature with Emphasis on Creative Writing, B.A. in Literature and B.S. in Education for Teaching Licensure (external link)
• The English Minor: Emphasis on Literature, Emphasis on Writing (external link)
• Student Learning Outcomes for the English Major

Recommended Professional Development

• Internships (Internal and External)
• Involvement (Sigma Tau Delta, English Ambassadors (.doc), ChALC, Touchstone)
  • Ambassador Application (.doc) (Spring 2012 deadline Feburary 3rd)

Prospects

• Jobs: What You Can Do with an English Major
• Common Graduate Degrees (under construction)