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The English A.A. is an interdisciplinary program designed for students who wish to major or minor in English at the baccalaureate level to seek career opportunities in diverse fields - such as creative, professional and/or institutional writing, education, and others - or use the acquired skills to pursue a variety of other degrees, like law, education, public relations, and many others that require strong verbal and writing skills. The program will focus on reading literary texts from various periods, developing critical skills required to analyze and write about these texts, as well as studying and practicing a variety of writing techniques. 

 Students who graduate from the English A.A. program will be able to:

• Engage in critical reading of a variety of literary genres across multiple historical periods
• Recognize, understand, and explain various literary elements of texts
• Use literary terminology, critical methods, and various lenses of interpretation in their writing
• Write analytically in a variety of formats, including essays, research papers, reflective writing, and critical reviews of secondary sources
• Conduct research, evaluate sources, and cite evidence using accurate MLA conventions
• Demonstrate the ability to use complex language in a variety of contexts, both written and spoken
• Make clear decisions of genre, audience, and rhetorical technique in their writing
• Use current technologies to assist in the research and presentation of critical and  creative writing

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Students who earn an English A.A. degree are prepared to transfer into a bachelor's degree program in English Writing or Literature.

Graduates of CCC's program may transfer seamlessly into a related program at our partner institutions:

• SUNY Albany (English B.A.)
• SUNY Cortland (English B.A., Professional Writing B.A.)
• SUNY Plattsburgh (English Literature B.A./B.S., English Writing Arts B.A./B.S.)