Students must pass a final examination administered by the Department of Literature and Language. Four hours university credit, but not counted as part of the 128 hours required for graduation. Three hours of class time and one hour writing lab are required for this course. All students for whom English is a second language must take this course in their first semester, unless they demonstrate proficiency on the Belmont University English Placement Test . Develops the academic skills, aural and written, necessary for performing in the American university and university system.
Appeal is to the Provost.
ENG 101, 102. Uses literature, rhetorical essays, or content material from the student's major area as a basis for writing. Recommended for students who lack requisite English Composition credit or who wish additional composition practice. Methods of composition, argumentation, and research will be taught through the intensive study of a literary topic. Offered fall semester.