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Master of Arts in English

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The Master of Arts in English is a flexible program which allows various types of students to pursue a course of study meeting their own interests and goals.

For those interested in the challenge of graduate study and considering going on to a doctoral program at another institution, the courses at Monmouth provide a broad education in English literature and a sound foundation for further graduate study.

Secondary school teachers can fulfill their continuing education requirement and accrue credits toward salary increases by taking courses in the program.

Those interested in personal enrichment or career advancement will find that the program requirements improve critical thinking abilities along with reading, speaking, and writing skills.

The curriculum, appropriate for recent college graduates as well as returning students, is designed to allow students to finish the degree in two to two and a half years by taking two to three courses per semester, with the additional option of summer study. Part-time students are also welcome to attend. Course offerings allow students to take courses in a variety of fields to obtain a broad knowledge of literature in English or to focus on areas of specific interest.

 

 

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