COURSE ABREVIATION
Class Name CREDITS
REQUIREMENT FULFILLED
• SELECTIONS IN ALL PURPLE FULFILL
ADOLESCENT ENGLISH BA
ACCOUNTING
SPRING
CUNY Common Core/Hunter Core Credits
FRESHMAN
30
12
64
14
FA L L
HUNTER CORE REQUIREMENT
SOPHOMORE
Hunter Focus Credits
Major Credits
Elective Credits
The degree map is a term-by-term sample
course schedule to make it easier for you to
understand how to graduate in four years
with an Adolescent English major. The
Degree Map is a tool to assist you and your
advisor in planning your academic path to
graduation. Use it along with the program
of study information for your major (found
in the Hunter Catalog) and Degree Works
(student degree audit system) to discuss
your academic plan with your advisor.
Courses required for the major, Hunter Core
Requirement (HCR) courses, and elective
classes must be selected to concurrently
satisfy all Pluralism & Diversity and
writing intensive requirements. Students
are encouraged to consider pursuing a
minor through the selection of electives.
Your specific program of study could, and
probably will, look different. You need
to customize the Degree Map to fit your
situation. Consult with your advisor about
the best path for you.
COURSE ABREVIATION
Class Name CREDITS
REQUIREMENT FULFILLED
• SELECTIONS IN ALL PURPLE FULFILL
HUNTER CORE REQUIREMENT
ADOLESCENT ENGLISH BA
FA L L
HCR
Based on placement
SPRING
3 CR
MATH & QUANTITATIVE REASONING
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Elementary Level I
3 CR
3 CR
FRESHMAN
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Elementary Level II
3 CR
HUNTER FOCUS: FOREIGN LANGUAGE
3 CR
INDIVIDUAL & SOCIETY: SOCIAL SCIENCES
HCR
Hunter Core Requirement
ENGL 220
3 CR
Intro to Writing about Literature
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2
WORLD CULTURES & GLOBAL ISSUES
HCR
Hunter Core Requirement
3 CR
SCIENTIFIC WORLD
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1
HCR
Hunter Core Requirement
3 CR
CREATIVE EXPRESSION
3 CR
LIFE & PHYSICAL SCIENCES
HCR
Hunter Core Requirement
3 CR
US EXPERIENCE IN ITS DIVERSITY
15 FALL CREDITS + 15 SPRING CREDITS = 30 CREDITS
ENGL 252
Intro to Literary Studies
3 CR
HCR
Hunter Core Requirement
3 CR
INDIVIDUAL & SOCIETY: HUMANITIES
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Intermediate Level I
SOPHOMORE
DEGREE MAP
ENGL 120
Expository Writing
HCR
Hunter Core Requirement
3 CR
ENGL 301
Theory and Practice of
Expository Writing
3 CR
ENGL 338
Survey of British Literature
3 CR
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Intermediate Level II
3 CR
HUNTER FOCUS: FOREIGN LANGUAGE
HUNTER FOCUS: FOREIGN LANGUAGE
ENGL 303
3 CR
Western Literary Backgrounds of
British and American Literature
ENGL 331
3 CR
Structures of Modern English
COMM Elective
3 CR
HIST 151 or 152
The United States
3 CR
30 PRIOR CREDITS + 15 FALL CREDITS + 15 SPRING CREDITS = 60 CREDITS
COURSE ABREVIATION
Class Name CREDITS
REQUIREMENT FULFILLED
• SELECTIONS IN ALL PURPLE FULFILL
HUNTER CORE REQUIREMENT
ADOLESCENT ENGLISH BA
JUNIOR
SPRING
SEDF 203
Social Foundations of
Education, Grades 7-12
3 CR
SPED 308 3 CR
Teaching Students with Special
Needs in Inclusive Settings
SEDF 204
Adolescent Development
2 CR
SEDF 205 2 CR
Educational Psychology: Gr. 7-12
ENGL 300 or 341
Course in Writing
3 CR
SEDC 211
Young Adult Literature
in Our Diverse Society
3 CR
SEDC 210
3 CR
Building the Foundations of
Literacy in Grades 7-12
SEDC 220
1 CR
Adolescent Health and Safety
ENGL 395,396 or 397
3 CR
Course in American Literature
ENGL 352,353 or 354
3 CR
Course in American Literature
MATH, SCIENCE, or TECHNOLOGY
Elective
3 CR
3 CR
ENGL 306
Literary Theory
60 PRIOR CREDITS + 17 FALL CREDITS + 15 SPRING CREDITS = 92 CREDITS
SENIOR
DEGREE MAP
FA L L
SEDC 321
3 CR
Teaching English Methods to a
Diverse Population, Grades 7-12
SEDC 451
Student Teaching in
English, Grades 7-12
5 CR
SEDF 206
2 CR
Assessment of the Teaching and
Learning Process, Grades 7-12
ENGL 300 or 400 Level Elective
3 CR
ENGL 300 or 400 Level Elective
3 CR
ELECTIVE 3 CR
ENGL
300 or 400 Level Elective
3 CR
ENGL 320 or 325
Course in Literature
3 CR
MATH, SCIENCE, or TECHNOLOGY
Elective
3 CR
92 PRIOR CREDITS + 14 FALL CREDITS + 14 SPRING CREDITS =
• These are required to fulfil the New York State Liberal Arts & Science
Distribution Requirement for School of Education requirements:
ENG 220, Two courses selected from HIST 151, HIST 152 and GEOG 101
STAT 213, 9 credits in Math, Science, or Technology with at least one
science course with a lab component, 12 credits of foreign language, One
course in communication.
120 CREDITS