Both courses are open to students in any major. Neither course has any prerequisites. There is no better place to study English literature than in England, where you can see, touch, and experience what the great authors, architects, artisans, and artists were a part of and helped create. For the three-week session, you will mainly be in London, but you will also take side trips to such places as Glastonbury, York, Oxford, Winchester, Bath and Durham. That's everything but lunch, dinner, your second London Transit pass, and shopping.
Shopping is great.
The remainder of the land costs will be due in early November, and the College will bill you for tuition in December. The two courses are described below in some detail. At least 20 people must sign up for Literature and London if both courses are to go. If only one goes, it will be Literature and Medieval London, since Literature and London Museums was selected last year. This course will introduce you to life in medieval London through medieval literature and through the remains of medieval civilization in and around the city.