Critical Reading, Critical Writing · English And Comparative Literature
Three papers and a book/play every other week.
A 2-3 page paper every other week, comparing or analyzing 1-2 works we have discussed in class. 1 correction is mandatory, and there is an in-class essay halfway through the semester.
About 130 pages or so per week--although you don't have to do ANY of it if you don't want to; two 3-6 page papers; one 7-10 page final paper (or a 3-5 page paper plus an optional final exam). Pretty easy, good class.
Somewhat heavy reading; you'll be asked to finish a novel in a week sometimes. 4 assignments that are graded based on check/check+/check-. 1 final paper (8-10)
Not much reading. Honestly, just go to lecture and you will be fine.
5 papers, 3 pages each. a novel a week w/ some critical articles.
3 essays, 2 of which had first drafts with feedback given before submitting a final draft. There was about 2-3 hours of reading a week and discussion posts on courseworks.
Not bad at all, the readings are heavy but all recapped in class so you don't have to finish them, and some of them can be redundant. Originally three 5 page essays which he made into one 5 page and one 10 page final essay, no tests, and weekly discussion posts on courseworks (2 paragraphs) to show you read something.
All poets you've heard of but have never read, as u like it, hamlet (great reading), and paradise lost. 1 pg. paper each week. No midterm. No final.
CRCW reading (assigned by the lecturing professor), 3 short papers (1000-1300 words), weekly reading in addition to the lecture reading, a few short written responses.