2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog > Courses > ESL - ENG AS A SECOND LANG

ESL - ENG AS A SECOND LANG

Enrollment in ESL courses and ENG 1202, ENG 1203, ENG 1300, and ENG 1430 is limited to students whose native language is not English. There are special requirements and restrictions related to these courses and their application to the baccalaureate degree. See the Academic Standards and Procedures section of this catalog for information on the English as a Second Language Program.

All courses with ESL designations are graded on pass/fail basis only. Credit earned for these courses does not fulfill degree requirements.

All core courses are six credits and are taken sequentially based on initial placement.

Sections designated as “L” sections within the English Department and General Education courses are taught by ESL specialists. These courses include ENG 2403, ENG 3090, and GE 2026. Credits earned for these courses fulfill degree requirements.

• ESL 1 ESL PLACEMENT
• ESL 100 ENG AS A SECOND LANGUAGE I
• ESL 102 ENG PRON & LISTENING SKILLS I
• ESL 103 Conversation I
• ESL 104 ESL WORKSHOP I
• ESL 105 READING AND WRITING IN ENGLISH I
• ESL 2 ESL PLACEMENT LEVEL:ENG 1430
• ESL 200 ENG AS A SECOND LANGUAGE II
• ESL 202 ENG PRON & LISTENING SKILLS II
• ESL 203 CONVERSATION II
• ESL 204 ESL WORKSHOP II
• ESL 205 Reading and Writing in English II
• ESL 302 VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT I
• ESL 303 ACADEMIC ORAL DISCOURSE I
• ESL 304 ESL WORKSHOP III
• ESL 305 ACADEMIC WRITTEN DISCOURSE I
• ESL 402 VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT II
• ESL 403 ACADEMIC ORAL DISCOURSE II
• ESL 405 ACADEMIC WRITTEN DISCOURSE II
• ESL 503 PRONUNCIATION WORKSHOP
• ESL 504 POST ESL WORKSHOP
• ESL 506 FUNDAMENTALS OF ESL GRAMMAR
• ESL 516 INTERMEDIATE ESL GRAMMAR
• ESL 90 BEGINNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
• ESL 93 BEG. CONVERSATION IN ENGLISH
• ESL 95 BEG. READING & WRITING - ENGLISH