The school offers a major in English language and literature with a concentration in English language and literature or writing. The University's basic core curriculum normally requires two semesters of English of all students, including ENWR1101, ENWR1102 English Composition I, II. Competency in reading, writing and speaking is expected in courses throughout the University. Students revealing serious deficiencies will be assigned to appropriate courses. Students planning to major in English language and literature are required to complete the liberal arts core curriculum and 36 credits in either literature or writing. Qualified students may complete part of their undergraduate degree requirements at Wroxton College in England. During year five, students completing the MAT Degree program may choose electives from one area of specialization, (i.e., ESL, special education, instructional technology), or they may choose from a variety of areas from an approved list subject to approval of the advisor. Students specializing in secondary education may choose up to 6 elective credits. Students seeking dual teacher certification should focus their electives in a specific certification area in addition to their area of specialization. In order to complete the Master of Arts in Teaching program in 5 years, some students may need to take courses in summer and winter sessions in Years 2-5 depending upon their particular program requirements and approval of their QUEST/TSD and Liberal Arts/Science advisors.