The College of Liberal Arts at Drew University understands
that writing plays a central role in a liberal arts education. For this
reason, students are expected to satisfy the CLA Writing Requirement by
the end of their sophomore year, and must do so by the first semester of
their senior year in order to graduate. Students may satisfy the requirement
in several ways:
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Pass English 1/Writing, a 4-credit composition course taught fall and spring
semesters;
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Earn a score of 610 or better on the SAT Verbal Test and pass English
2/Writing, a 2-credit composition course taught every spring semester;
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Earn a score of 4 or 5 on the AP English Literature or Language Exam;
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Earn a score of 710 or above on the SAT II Subject Examination in English
Language or Literature;
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Successfully complete a course taught by a faculty member at another institution;
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Submit a paper
and an exemption request to the English department before the end of the
junior year.
Please contact Sandra
Jamieson (973-408-3499) to find out whether other examinations are
acceptable substitutions for the Writing Requirement. |
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