The EUA works to foster a sense of community among students majoring in English and provides opportunities for students to participate in activities that reinforce and supplement literary studies. Bricolage is a literary and arts annual published entirely by undergraduates and features the works of University students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Internships in the department are offered with the cooperation of diverse organizations to provide a supplementary educational experience for undergraduate students. Credit is available through ENGL 491. Cumulative English GPA of 2.50.
Admission is competitive.
Completion of the above requirements does not guarantee admission. Students apply to the English Advising Office, A2B Padelford, during the first two weeks of autumn, winter, and spring quarters. Transfer students must be enrolled at the UW before applying. Foreign languages, classics, English history, American history, and philosophy. Lists of approved courses referred to in the following descriptions are available from the English Advising Office, A2B Padelford.