3-Credit vs. 4-Credit Reference Tables

Students who have taken an old 4-credit course cannot enroll for credit in the corresponding 3-credit course.

Row	Course Type	General Edudation Requirement	Old Course / New Course Equivalent
1	Developmental Writing	A student may be required to take one of these prior to moving on to the courses below. This is determined by the Writing Program using SAT scores and a placement essay.	old: EN 1090 / new: EN 1090W Introduction to College Writing old: EN 1080 / new: EN 1080W Introduction to College Writing for ESL Students
A	Writing Requirement A	All students must take one of these courses (unless they have transfer credit).	old: EN 1014 / new: EN 1013W College Writing Workshop old: EN 1014 Honors / new: EN 1013H College Writing Workshop for Honors Students old: EN 1034 / new: EN 1033W College Writing Workshop for ESL Students
B	Writing Requirement B	All students must take one of these courses (unless they have transfer credit).	old: EN 1204 / new: HuSS 1023W First-Year Writing Seminar old: EN 1204 Honors / new: EN 1203H First-Year Writing Seminar for Honors Students old: EN 1234 / new: EN 1233W First-Year Writing Seminar for ESL Students

Typically, students will take one course from row A, pass it, and then take one course from row B. After these two courses have been passed, the student can then move on to his or her writing-intensive TCS course. If a student is placed into either EN 1090 W or EN 1080 W, he or she must pass that course in order to move into one of the classes in row A.
Please note that the classes within rows A and B are equivalent as electives (one version is for native English speakers, one is for students in the Honors Program, and one is for non-native English speakers), therefore, these classes all carry the same credit load (3) and a student needs only to pass one class within each row.
The developmental classes (EN 1080 W and EN 1090 W) do not count toward a student’s degree program, but may be required of some students if their SAT and writing exam placement scores dictate.