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            "text": "C ENG 311: Advanced Grammar\nC ENG 314: History of the English Language\nC ENG 317: Linguistics\nThree Creative Writing classes. Choose from:\nC ENG 342: Writing Poetry\nC ENG 343: Writing Creative Non-Fiction\nC ENG 345: Writing Drama/Screenplay\nC ENG 346: Writing Fiction\nOne Senior-level class:\nC ENG 490: Senior Creative Project"
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            "text": "The Minor in Journalism requires 18 credit hours for English majors who take ENG 204 to fulfill their “core” writing course requirement, and requires 21 credit hours for all other students. Courses toward the Minor in Journalism are the following:\n\nART 307\nPhotography\nCOM 215\nMass Communications and Society\nENG 204\nJournalism\nENG 361\nJournalism\n\nII\nENG 352\nNews\nEditing\nENG 363\nFeature/Public Relations Writing\nENG 364\nDesktop/Web"
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            "text": "Coursework in American Sign Language, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish is offered by members of the faculty of the Division of Literature, Languages, and Philosophy. Coursework in foreign languages emphasizes instruction in the fundamentals of syntax, pronunciation, and idiomatic expressions. There is a four-way approach to teaching foreign languages (listening/comprehension, conversing, reading, and writing). Instruction takes place in both the classroom and the foreign language laboratory, where students practice speaking and pronunciation and where they watch video material, films, or documentaries in the foreign language they study. Intermediate and upper-level courses stress the acquisition of communicative skills and cultural or literary information."
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            "text": "Students who pursue a baccalaureate degree are required to complete 6 semester credit hours of a foreign language (101 and 102 or 171 and 172) as part of the Liberal Studies Requirements, or to demonstrate elementary knowledge in a foreign language by making the necessary score on an AP examination or on a CLEP examination (see the Catalogue section on Credit by Examination/Certification and credit for Life Experience). Foreign language proficiency examinations are also available to those who seek advanced placement in a foreign language or exemption from the foreign language requirement (see the Catalogue subsection on Proficiency Examination Programs)."
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            "text": "The academic study of philosophy is an important part of a liberal studies institution. Accordingly, Kentucky State University offers a minor in Philosophy through the Division of Literature, Languages, and Philosophy. While the study of Philosophy can benefit any student, the minor is especially recommended for the following kinds of students: (a) students pursuing a pre-law curriculum, (b) prospective pre-health/medical professionals, (c) computer science majors, (d) majors in the humanities, (e) students in the Whitney Young School of Honors and Liberal Studies, (f) students desiring to prepare for and excel in the Integrative Studies (IGS) sequence, and (g) students with interest"
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