Fisher College
English Concentration (On Campus)
About the English Concentration in the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts Program
The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts program with a concentration in English at Fisher College offers students a comprehensive and well-rounded education, preparing them for both advanced academic study and a wide range of professional careers. This program equips students with critical skills in written and oral communication, analytical thinking, problem-solving, and interdisciplinary study, making them highly adaptable in today's dynamic job market.
Through the English Concentration, students will gain a deep understanding of the literary arts while developing proficiency across multiple disciplines, including the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. The curriculum focuses on enhancing students' abilities in analysis, synthesis, quantitative reasoning, and effective communication.
In addition to completing core requirements in English and mathematics, students will engage in coursework that spans history, fine arts, literature, public speaking, and interdisciplinary studies, which connect various fields such as the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. Students must complete a senior project and an internship, allowing them to apply their learning in real-world contexts and gain hands-on experience.
Program Requirements
English Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Liberal Arts, English Concentration at Fisher College emerge with a strong foundation in critical thinking, communication, and interdisciplinary knowledge, preparing them for success in both advanced academic study and diverse career paths. Equipped with the skills, experience, and flexibility of mind needed for a wide range of professional opportunities, these graduates are well-positioned to pursue master’s and Ph.D. programs or begin fulfilling careers in various fields.
Potential career opportunities for English Concentration graduates are vast and varied, including roles such as teacher, writer/author, social media consultant, paralegal, grant writer, and ESL teacher or coordinator. Additionally, graduates may find fulfilling careers in sectors such as education, publishing, government, non-profit organizations, media, theater, music, history, and language services.
The skills developed through the English concentration—particularly in written and oral communication, problem-solving, and cultural understanding—are in high demand across numerous industries. Whether pursuing graduate studies or entering the workforce directly, English graduates are prepared to be not only productive citizens but also thoughtful, engaged professionals who can adapt to and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Program Snapshot
Credits: 121
Semester Length: 16 weeks
Learning Format: On Campus
Typical Time to Completion: 4 years
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