English Degree Options
Brookdale offers English or Creative Writing A.A. Degree Options. Click on the degree name below to read more in our online catalog.
Humanities Program, English Option, A.A.
This option is designed for transfer to a four-year college with a major in writing and/or literature. Students in this option take writing and courses concerned with specific areas of literature, coupled with liberal arts studies. Four-year English graduates enter widely diverse professions, among which may be teaching, copywriting, editing and publishing.
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Humanities Program, Creative Writing Option, A.A.
This option provides the writing skills and general studies to establish a foundation in creative writing across genres with some depth in specific genres and will prepare students for transfer to writing programs at the four-year college level for further study. It will also prepare students for positions in writing and publishing such as writer, editor, proofreader, editorial staff positions in creative fields such as publishing, advertising, and public relations as well as a creativity worker such as author. Students interested in pursuing a BFA, MFA or PhD in Creative Writing will benefit the most from this Option, but general English majors may be interested as well.
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Social Media Academic Credit Certificate of Achievement
This certificate is designed for individuals or businesses to use social media to build a web presence or brand.
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Women’s & Gender Studies Academic Credit Certificate Achievement
Transfer Opportunities
Transfer Agreements by Academic Program: Articulation Agreements are formal agreements between Brookdale and other colleges and universities. These agreements define how the courses you complete at Brookdale will apply to your future bachelor’s degree when you transfer into a baccalaureate program.
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