The Department of
English offers over 100 sections of ENGL110 each semester and several sections
during the winter and summer sessions. So
that instructors may provide individual attention to all students, no sections
of ENGL110 will be over-enrolled for any reason.
Be sure to sign up for
the section that is right for you:
·
Sections 080-099 are
Honors sections. Non-Honors students with a 3.0 cum GPA may
contact the Honors program (302-831-1195) if they would like to be registered in one of these sections of ENGL110.
·
Sections 111 & 112 are for "UD Scholar' students and are only offerd in the fall semester.
- Sections 113 - 119 are 'topic specific'.
·
Sections 120-129 are
Non-Native Speaker sections. Students may contact their college's Student
Service & Assistant Dean's office or the English Department (english@udel.edu) for assistance with registration.
·
Sections 150 – 159,
175 – 177 & 190 - 195 are on-line sections. Students who have successfully completed 27+ credits and have a 2.0 cum GPA are eligible to take an on-line section of ENGL110. For assistance with registration, contact the Professional &
Continuing Studies ACCESS Center (302-831-8843).
·
Sections 300+, 500+
& 700+ meet in Dover, Georgetown and Wilmington, respectively, and are specifically
for students in UD's location-specific AA Degree Program.
University
Requirements
University
requirements must be completed by all students pursuing a University of
Delaware undergraduate degree regardless of their college.
ENGL110, Seminar in Composition
A 3-credit seminar that requires a
minimum grade "C-". If a student earns a lower grade, the seminar must
be repeated for no additional degree credit. ENGL110 is a unique, on-campus
class that should be taken during a student's first year at UD. Credit for
ENGL110 cannot be gained from AP exams in English or through dual or concurrent
enrollment.
Transfer credit (for similar courses with
titles such as Writing, Composition, Rhetoric, etc.) from other institutions
that has been posted to a student's UD record as "ENGL166T—Transfer
Elective" may be re-evaluated as equivalent to ENGL 110. Transfer students
with such credit should follow the English Department's
instructions to request
re-evaluation of the credit. UD considers ENGL110 as an on-campus experience
that is essential to the success of students. Students in 110 do much more than
practice writing: They learn the expectations of college professors, hone their
skills in project management, and engage in rigorous revision, as they write in
and with a community of undergraduate peers. Transfer students seeking to receive ENGL110
credit for courses taken at another college or university should consult our transfer of credit page.