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Curriculum Details:

• Core Literary Surveys: Students undertake foundational courses such as Survey of English Literature I and II (ENG 3010 and ENG 3015), and Survey of American Literature I or II (ENG 3020 or ENG 3025), providing a broad understanding of significant literary works and movements. ​
• Specialized Concentrations: The program allows students to choose electives focusing on areas like creative writing, rhetoric, and linguistics, enabling them to tailor their studies to specific interests within the field of English.

• Location: 55 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10010
• Phone: +1 646-312-1000
• Website: Baruch College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 6 train to 23rd Street and walk west to Lexington Avenue.
  • By Bus: Take the M101, M102, or M103 bus along Lexington Avenue and get off at 24th Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Lexington Avenue to 24th Street; the campus is on the east side of Lexington.

Curriculum Details:

• Diverse Seminar Offerings: Each semester, the program provides a wide range of seminars in both established and emerging fields of study, allowing students to tailor their coursework to their specific research interests.
• Professional Development Opportunities: Students have access to workshops, seminars, mock interviews, and lectures aimed at enhancing their professional skills and preparing them for various career paths. ​

• Location: 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016
• Phone: +1 212-817-7000
• Website: CUNY Graduate Center
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, or W train to 34th Street–Herald Square and walk east to Fifth Avenue, then north to 36th Street.
  • By Bus: Take the M2, M3, or M5 bus uptown and get off at 36th Street and Fifth Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Head east on 34th Street, then turn left onto Fifth Avenue and continue to 36th Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Foundational and Core Courses: Students begin with foundational courses such as LIT 260: Introduction to Literary Study, followed by core courses like LIT 300: Text and Context, and LIT 305: Foundations in Literature and the Law. ​
• Concentration Options: Students can choose to focus on Literature or opt for a concentration in Literature and the Law, tailoring their studies to align with specific academic and career interests.

• Location: 524 West 59th Street, New York, NY 10019
• Phone: +1 212-237-8000
• Website: John Jay College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the A, C, B, D, or 1 train to 59th Street–Columbus Circle and walk west to 11th Avenue.
  • By Bus: Take the M57 crosstown bus to 11th Avenue and 57th Street, then walk north to 59th Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on 59th Street toward 11th Avenue; the campus is on the north side of 59th Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Two Distinct Tracks: Students can choose between the Literature Track, focusing on historical and critical analysis of texts, and the Creative Writing Track, emphasizing the craft of writing poetry, prose, or hybrid genres. ​
• Diverse Coursework: Both tracks require courses across multiple historical periods, critical theories, and literary cultures, ensuring a well-rounded literary education. The program also offers opportunities for specialized research through seminars, independent studies, and an honors program culminating in a scholarly thesis during the senior year.

• Location: 70 Washington Square South, New York, NY 10012
• Phone: +1 212-998-1212
• Website: New York University (NYU)
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the A, C, E, B, D, F, or M train to West 4th Street–Washington Square and walk east to Washington Square Park.
  • By Bus: Take the M5 or M6 bus to 8th Street and University Place, then walk south to Washington Square.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Fifth Avenue to Washington Square North, then turn right to reach Washington Square South.

Curriculum Details:

• Five Concentration Options: Students can specialize in Literatures and Criticism, Creative Writing, English for Adolescent Education, English Language Arts, or Linguistics and Rhetoric, each requiring 42 credits and foundational coursework in literary studies, theory, and criticism.
• Core Course Requirements: All concentrations include essential courses such as Introduction to Literary Studies, Literary Theory, British and American Literature surveys, and Multi-Ethnic or Postcolonial Literature, ensuring a strong analytical and writing foundation.

• Location: 695 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065
• Phone: +1 212-772-4000
• Website: Hunter College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 6 train to 68th Street–Hunter College and walk east to Park Avenue.
  • By Bus: Take the M98, M101, M102, or M103 along Lexington Avenue and get off at 68th Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive uptown on Park Avenue to 68th Street; the campus entrance is at the intersection.

Curriculum Details:

• Intensive English Program: Designed to improve grammar, writing, listening, speaking, pronunciation, and vocabulary skills, this program allows students to customize their study plan with the guidance of an advisor. Courses are available across multiple proficiency levels, from high beginner to advanced. ​
• Academic English Program: Aimed at students planning to pursue degrees at American universities, this program focuses on academic language and skills necessary for success in North American higher education. The curriculum includes authentic reading materials, research skills development, academic writing, note-taking, test-taking strategies, and presentation skills.

• Location: 1 Pace Plaza, New York, NY 10038
• Phone: +1 212-346-1200
• Website: Pace University
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 4, 5, 6, J, or Z train to Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall and walk east to Pace Plaza.
  • By Bus: Take the M15 Select Bus Service to City Hall and walk east.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Broadway to Spruce Street; the campus entrance is on Pace Plaza.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Coursework: Students select two foundational courses from options like English Literature to 1800, English Literature From 1800, American Literature to 1900, American Literature From 1900, and Survey of World Literature. ​
• Advanced Studies: The program requires two upper-level electives (300 or 400 level) and six additional electives at any level, culminating in courses like Textual Analysis: Theory and Practice and a Capstone Seminar.

• Location: 2641 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 07306
• Phone: +1 201-761-7100
• Website: Saint Peter’s University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the PATH train to Journal Square and walk west to Kennedy Boulevard.
  • By Bus: Take NJ Transit buses to Journal Square Transportation Center and walk to campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Kennedy Boulevard to 2641; parking is available on campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Foundational Coursework: Students begin with five “gateway” courses that introduce analytical thinking and collaboration, including two-course sequences in American Literature (ENG 2110 and ENG 2120) and British Literature (ENG 2115 and ENG 2102), along with a 2000-level course in world literature and global themes. ​
• Specialized Electives and Practical Experience: The program offers electives in creative writing, editing, and publishing, allowing students to tailor their studies to specific interests. Additionally, hands-on learning opportunities, such as internships and workshops, are emphasized to prepare students for careers in publishing, editing, public relations, education, and related fields.

• Location: 180 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
• Phone: +1 718-489-5200
• Website: St. Francis College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 2, 3, 4, or 5 train to Borough Hall and walk to Remsen Street.
  • By Bus: Take the B25, B26, or B38 to Borough Hall and walk to campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Cadman Plaza West and turn onto Remsen Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Diverse Course Offerings: Students engage with canonical authors such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, and Mark Twain, while also exploring marginalized perspectives from various ethnic, religious, and LGBTQ+ communities. The curriculum includes courses in creative writing, scriptwriting, magazine writing, and advanced expository writing. ​
• Experiential Learning Opportunities: The program encourages participation in study abroad programs to deepen cross-cultural understanding of literature and film. Students also have opportunities to present their research at conferences and engage with campus organizations like the Book Club, Creative Writing Club, Drama Club, and Studio 155.

• Location: 245 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205
• Phone: +1 718-940-5300
• Website: St. Joseph’s University
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the G train to Clinton-Washington Avenues and walk south to campus.
  • By Bus: Take the B38 to Clinton Avenue and walk north.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Clinton Avenue from Flushing Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum Requirements: Students must complete at least ten courses (35 credits), including Critical Writing, The English Colloquium, two literature courses before 1900, three electives, two senior seminars, and one American literature course.
• Concentration Options: Students can specialize in American Literature, Creative Writing (requiring an application), Film Studies, or Theatre, tailoring their studies to specific literary and artistic interests.

• Location: 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027
• Phone: +1 212-854-5262
• Website: Barnard College English Department
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 1 train to 116th Street–Columbia University and walk north to Barnard’s campus.
  • By Bus: Take the M104 or M60 to 116th Street and Broadway.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Broadway to 116th Street; Barnard’s entrance is at 117th Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Three Concentration Options: Students can specialize in Literature (with core and elective literature courses), Creative Writing (with writing workshops and electives), or Secondary English Education (with literature courses and state-required teaching preparation).
• Core Requirements: All concentrations require 39 credits, including the foundational ENGL 25000: Introduction to Literary Study, with structured coursework tailored to each track’s focus.

• Location: 160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031
• Phone: +1 212-650-7000
• Website: City College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the A, C, or 1 train to 145th Street and walk north to Convent Avenue.
  • By Bus: Take the M100 or BX15 to Amsterdam Avenue and 135th Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Amsterdam Avenue to 135th Street, then turn onto Convent Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Four Concentration Options: Students can specialize in Creative Writing, Literature, Elementary Education (K-6), or Secondary Education (K-12), each tailored to different career paths in writing, literary analysis, or teaching.
• Comprehensive Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical thinking, writing, and interpretive analysis, preparing students for careers in education, publishing, and various professional fields.

• Location: 2039 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 07305
• Phone: +1 201-200-2000
• Website: NJCU
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the PATH train to Journal Square, then transfer to NJ Transit buses to campus.
  • By Bus: Use NJ Transit buses to Kennedy Boulevard and Audubon Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Kennedy Boulevard to 2039; parking is available on campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Degree Programs: Students can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in English, an Associate of Arts in English, or an Associate of Arts in African Diaspora Literature. ​
• Concentrations and Opportunities: The BA program offers concentrations in cross-cultural literature, creative writing, or professional writing. Students are required to participate in internships related to their concentration and work with faculty mentors on significant writing projects.

• Location: 1650 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225
• Phone: +1 718-270-4900
• Website: Medgar Evers College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 2, 3, or 5 train to Franklin Avenue and walk east to Bedford Avenue.
  • By Bus: Take the B49 to Bedford Avenue and Crown Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Bedford Avenue to Crown Street; the campus is at the intersection.

Curriculum Details:

• Literary Studies: This track emphasizes the analysis of various literary traditions, forms, and historical contexts, enhancing students’ critical thinking and interpretive skills.​
• Creative Writing: Focused on developing students’ abilities in crafting original works across genres, this concentration nurtures creative expression alongside analytical proficiency.

• Location: 500 West 185th Street, New York, NY 10033
• Phone: +1 212-960-5400
• Website: Yeshiva University
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 1 train to 181st Street and walk north to 185th Street.
  • By Bus: Take the M100 to Amsterdam Avenue and 185th Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Amsterdam Avenue to 185th Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Undergraduate programs cover foundational literature courses, period-specific studies, and electives in race, genre, or thematic areas, with a specialized track for teaching certification.
• Graduate programs offer advanced literary analysis, theoretical approaches, and pedagogical training for secondary education certification.

• Location: 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210
• Phone: +1 718-951-5000
• Website: Brooklyn College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 2 or 5 train to Flatbush Avenue–Brooklyn College.
  • By Bus: Take the B41 or B44 to Flatbush Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Flatbush Avenue to Avenue H; the campus is at the intersection.

Curriculum Details:

• Bachelor of Arts in English: Requires completion of 12 courses (36 credits), with up to two at the 200-level and options to include creative writing courses. ​
• Course Diversity: Offers a wide array of courses, including Latinx Film, War Literature, LGBTQ Literature, Love Stories, Children’s Literature, Gothic Literature, and more.
• Location: 195 University Avenue, Newark, NJ 07102
• Phone: +1 973-353-1766
• Website: Rutgers-Newark
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit or PATH to Newark Penn Station, then walk or take a bus to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near University Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on I-280 to exit 14, then follow signs to Rutgers-Newark.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Courses: Includes ENGL 170W (Introduction to Literary Study), ENGL 241 (The Text in its Historical Moment), ENGL 244 (Theory), either ENGL 243 (Genre) or ENGL 242 (Literary History), and ENGL 391W (Senior Seminar) or 399W (Honors Seminar).​
• Electives: Seven additional courses at the 200 or 300 level, covering literature before 1820, literature after 1820, global/ethnic/post-colonial literature, and up to three creative writing courses.​

• Location: 65-30 Kissena Boulevard, Queens, NY 11367
• Phone: +1 718-997-5000
• Website: Queens College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the E or F train to Forest Hills–71st Avenue, then transfer to the Q25 or Q34 bus.
  • By Bus: Take the Q20A, Q20B, or Q44 SBS to Queens College.
  • By Car/Taxi: Take the Long Island Expressway to Kissena Boulevard.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: All students complete foundational courses, including ENG 300 (Introduction to Literary Study), ENG 301 (English Literature I), ENG 302 (English Literature II), ENG 303 (English Literature III), and ENG 308 (American Literature).​
• Specializations: Students choose one of three tracks—Literature, Professional Writing, or Creative Writing—each with tailored advanced courses to develop expertise in the selected area.

• Location: 250 Bedford Park Boulevard West, Bronx, NY 10468
• Phone: +1 718-960-8000
• Website: Lehman College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 4 or D train to Bedford Park Boulevard.
  • By Bus: Take the Bx10 or Bx22 to Lehman College.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Jerome Avenue to Bedford Park Boulevard.

Curriculum Details:

• Undergraduate program offers a flexible curriculum with diverse electives and seminars, allowing students to explore various literary forms and critical methodologies.
• Graduate programs (M.A. and Ph.D.) focus on advanced literary analysis, research methodologies, and professional scholarship, preparing students for academic and literary careers.

• Location: 441 East Fordham Road, Bronx, NY 10458
• Phone: +1 718-817-1000
• Website: Fordham University
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the B or D train to Fordham Road and walk east to campus.
  • By Bus: Take the Bx9 to Fordham Road and Bathgate Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Grand Concourse to Fordham Road and turn east.

Curriculum Details:

• Curriculum Structure: Includes Academic Writing Skills, Workshops in Academic Communication, English for Occupational Purposes, and elective courses based on students’ majors or interests.​fdu.edu+3fdu.edu+3fdu.edu+3
• Program Highlights: Provides up to 18 credits transferable to home universities, with opportunities to explore the New York City metropolitan area.​
• Location: 1000 River Road, Teaneck, NJ 07666
• Phone: +1 201-692-2000
• Website: Fairleigh Dickinson University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Hackensack and transfer to a local bus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near the campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on I-95 to River Road.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Includes courses such as Literatures in English I, II, and III, Shakespeare, and Critical Perspectives on Literature. ​
• Experiential Learning: Offers internship opportunities, requiring a minimum of 120 hours of fieldwork, allowing students to gain practical experience in the field of English. ​

• Location: 262 South Main Street, Lodi, NJ 07644
• Phone: +1 201-559-6000
• Website: Felician University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Rutherford and transfer to a local bus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near the campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Route 46 to Main Street.

Curriculum Details:

• oundation Courses: Students begin with foundational courses such as World Literature, British Literature Survey, and Introduction to Literary Analysis and Theory, typically completed by the end of the sophomore year. ​
• Core and Elective Courses: The program includes core courses in pre-1800 British literature, post-1800 British literature, and American literature, along with upper-level courses like Shakespeare Survey and Senior Seminar. Students also choose electives to tailor their studies to specific interests.

• Location: 1 Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301
• Phone: +1 718-390-3100
• Website: Wagner College
• Directions:
  • By Ferry: Take the Staten Island Ferry from Manhattan to St. George Terminal, then take the S61 or S66 bus to campus.
  • By Bus: Staten Island buses (S61, S66) stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Bay Street to Howard Avenue; the campus is on Campus Road.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Students engage in comprehensive studies of various literary periods and genres, developing skills in critical analysis and appreciation of literature.​
• Practical Experience: Opportunities for internships and experiential learning are available, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts.

• Location: 467 Franklin Street, Bloomfield, NJ 07003
• Phone: +1 973-748-9000
• Website: Bloomfield College
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Bloomfield Station and walk to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near Franklin Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Garden State Parkway to exit 148 and follow signs to Franklin Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Literature Emphasis: Focuses on deep reading and analysis of literary works, enhancing students’ understanding of the human condition and their ability to critique literature effectively.
• Writing, Rhetoric, and Language Emphasis: Develops students’ expressive techniques for creative, professional, and civic writing, while fostering rhetorical awareness and understanding of language’s role in various contexts.

• Location: 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard, Jamaica, NY 11451
• Phone: +1 718-262-2000
• Website: York College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the E or J train to Jamaica Center and walk south to campus.
  • By Bus: Take the Q111 or Q113 to Guy R. Brewer Boulevard.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Liberty Avenue to Guy R. Brewer Boulevard.

Curriculum Details:

• Program Structure: Features 7-week intensive sessions with full-time (18 hours/week) and part-time options, focusing on practical language skills using modern technology and real-world materials.
• Additional Benefits: Provides free or low-cost cultural activities in New York City, conversation partners to improve speaking and listening skills, and workshops on topics like college application essays and effective communication.

• Location: 8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439
• Phone: +1 718-990-2000
• Website: St. John’s University
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the E or F train to Jamaica and transfer to the Q31 or Q46 bus to Utopia Parkway.
  • By Bus: Take the Q46 to Utopia Parkway and 82nd Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Grand Central Parkway to Utopia Parkway.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Requires 30 credits at the 300 level, including foundational courses such as ENGL 306 (Introduction to Literary Study) and ENGL 395 (Senior Seminar), along with distribution courses covering various literary periods and traditions. ​
• Creative Writing Concentration: Offers a 33-credit pathway focusing on creative writing, encompassing courses like ENGL 240 (Introduction to Creative Writing), advanced workshops in poetry, fiction, and non-fiction, and a senior seminar.

• Location: 4513 Manhattan College Parkway, Riverdale, NY 10471
• Phone: +1 718-862-8000
• Website: Manhattan College
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 1 train to 242nd Street–Van Cortlandt Park and walk to campus.
  • By Bus: Take the Bx9 or Bx10 to Broadway and 242nd Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Broadway to Manhattan College Parkway.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Requires 36 credits, including courses like ENGL 303 (Shakespeare), ENGL 315 and 316 (The English Tradition in Literature I and II), ENGL 317 (Introduction to Literary Interpretation), ENGL 334 and 335 (American Literature I and II), and ENGL 450 (Coordinating Seminar). ​
• Writing Concentration: Offers a specialized track focusing on advanced writing skills, including courses such as ENGL 296 (Language and Individual in Society), ENGL 449 (Senior Writing Studio), and two advanced writing courses, culminating in a writing-related internship.

• Location: 6301 Riverdale Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471
• Phone: +1 718-405-3200
• Website: Mount Saint Vincent
• Directions:
  • By Subway: Take the 1 train to 242nd Street–Van Cortlandt Park, then take a taxi or bus to campus.
  • By Bus: Take the Bx7 or Bx10 to Riverdale Avenue and 261st Street.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Riverdale Avenue to 261st Street.

Curriculum Details:

• Undergraduate Programs: Students can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in English with concentrations in Creative Writing or Film Studies, as well as combined BA/MA programs and teacher certification tracks for both elementary (K-6) and secondary (P-12) education. ​
• Graduate Program: The Master of Arts in English is a 33-credit program featuring seminars in research methods and literary theory, with electives in areas like American and British literature, global literatures, film, creative writing, and pedagogy, culminating in a master’s thesis.

• Location: 1 Normal Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07043
• Phone: +1 973-655-4000
• Website: Montclair State University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Montclair State University Station.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop at the university’s campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Route 46 to Valley Road and follow signs to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Concentrations: Students can specialize in Literature, Writing, Linguistics, or Dramatic Literature, tailoring their studies to their specific interests and career goals. ​
• Graduate Program: CSI also offers a 34-credit Master of Arts degree in English, with concentrations in Literature and Rhetoric, providing advanced study opportunities for students seeking deeper engagement in these fields.

• Location: 2800 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, NY 10314
• Phone: +1 718-982-2000
• Website: College of Staten Island
• Directions:
  • By Ferry: Take the Staten Island Ferry to St. George Terminal, then take the S62 or S93 bus to the campus.
  • By Bus: Staten Island buses S62 or S93 stop at Victory Boulevard.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Victory Boulevard to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Undergraduate Programs: Students can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in English, focusing on literature and writing courses, with small class sizes that promote open, invigorating discussion. ​
• Graduate Programs: The Master of Arts in English offers specialized tracks in Literature, Writing, Creative Writing, and Professional Writing, allowing students to tailor their studies to their career goals.

• Location: 400 South Orange Avenue, South Orange, NJ 07079
• Phone: +1 973-761-9000
• Website: Seton Hall University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to South Orange Station, then walk to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop at South Orange Avenue near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on I-280 to exit 11B and follow signs to South Orange Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Program Options: Students can choose from concentrations in Literature, Writing, English in Global Settings, Teacher Certification (K-12), and Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD).
• Core Curriculum: All options include foundational courses in writing, linguistics, and literature, with opportunities for internships in publishing, professional writing, and journalism.

• Location: 1000 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083
• Phone: +1 908-737-5326
• Website: Kean University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Union Station, then take a local bus to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near Morris Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on I-78 to exit 140 and follow signs to Morris Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Students engage in courses covering various literary periods and genres, including foundational classes like ENG 120 (Communication Skills: Writing I) and ENG 203/204 (Foundations and Traditions of Literature/Literature of the Modern World).
• Supplementary Opportunities: The program offers minors in Film and Writing, allowing students to tailor their studies to specific interests and career goals.

• Location: 715 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10801
• Phone: +1 914-633-2000
• Website: Iona University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take Metro-North to New Rochelle Station, then take a taxi or local bus to campus.
  • By Bus: Bee-Line buses stop at North Avenue near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on I-95 to exit 16 and follow signs to North Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Requires five foundational literature courses, including EN 301 (Foundations of Western Literature), EN 305 (American Literature), EN 306 (English Literature), and either EN 326 or EN 327 (Shakespeare: Plays of Politics or Plays of Love). ​
• Electives and Concentrations: Students choose from a variety of electives such as Children’s Literature, Irony & Satire, and Creative Writing. Additionally, a Creative Writing and Performance Concentration is available, integrating creative writing courses with performance studies. ​

• Location: 120 Bloomfield Avenue, Caldwell, NJ 07006
• Phone: +1 973-618-3000
• Website: Caldwell University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Montclair, then transfer to a local bus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop at Bloomfield Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on Bloomfield Avenue to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Program Structure: The IEP offers 16-week sessions, with the duration tailored to students’ English proficiency levels. Students may be required to complete 1, 2, or 3 sessions before progressing to their academic programs.
• Coursework: The curriculum includes courses such as Applied Integrated Skills, focusing on grammar and contextual language use, with levels ranging from beginner (Level 1) to advanced (Level 4).

• Location: 1 South Avenue, Garden City, NY 11530
• Phone: +1 516-877-3000
• Website: Adelphi University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the LIRR to Nassau Boulevard Station, then walk to campus.
  • By Bus: Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Hempstead Turnpike to South Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Students complete foundational courses such as ENGL 195 (Introduction to English Studies) and ENGL 400 (Seminar in Literary Research & Writing), along with a selection of literature and writing courses covering various periods and genres. ​
• Concentrations: The program offers specialized tracks in Literature, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, and Writing & Rhetoric, allowing students to tailor their studies to their specific interests and career goals. ​

• Location: 555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
• Phone: +1 914-674-7600
• Website: Mercy University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take Metro-North to Dobbs Ferry Station, then walk to campus.
  • By Bus: Bee-Line buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Saw Mill Parkway to Dobbs Ferry.

Curriculum Details:

• Degree Options: Students can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Literature, Writing, or English Education (BA or BS), each designed to develop skills in analysis, critical thinking, writing, and communication.
• Minors Available: The English Department also offers minors in American Studies, English Literature, Journalism, Theater, and Writing, allowing students to specialize further and enhance their career prospects.

• Location: 1000 Hempstead Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY 11571
• Phone: +1 516-323-3000
• Website: Molloy College
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the LIRR to Rockville Centre Station, then take a taxi or walk to campus.
  • By Bus: Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) buses stop near Hempstead Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive south on Hempstead Turnpike to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Creative Writing Track: Focuses on developing students’ writing skills across genres such as fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction, complemented by workshops and literature courses to enhance their craft.
• Literature Track: Emphasizes the study of diverse literary traditions, critical theories, and analytical skills, preparing students for careers in education, research, or further academic pursuits

• Location: 125 Route 340, Sparkill, NY 10976
• Phone: +1 845-398-4000
• Website: St. Thomas Aquinas College
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take Metro-North to Tarrytown, then transfer to a local bus or taxi.
  • By Bus: Rockland Coaches buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on Palisades Parkway to exit 5S, then follow signs to Route 340.

Curriculum Details:

• Program Structure: Provides intensive and semi-intensive courses, including skills-focused classes in conversation, listening, reading, grammar, and writing, with flexible morning and evening schedules. ​
• Additional Benefits: Offers small class sizes (12 to 15 students), access to university facilities, and opportunities to participate in campus activities and clubs.

• Location: 720 Northern Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548
• Phone: +1 516-299-2900
• Website: LIU Post
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the LIRR to Hicksville Station, then take a taxi or shuttle to campus.
  • By Bus: Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Northern Boulevard to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Program Concentrations: Offers tracks in Literatures in English, Creative Writing and Literature, Publishing Studies, and Children’s and Young Adult Literature, allowing students to specialize based on their interests.
• Career Preparation: Emphasizes critical analysis, writing, and industry-specific skills, preparing students for careers in education, publishing, journalism, marketing, and related fields.

• Location: 1000 Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead, NY 11549
• Phone: +1 516-463-6600
• Website: Hofstra University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the LIRR to Hempstead Station, then take the Hofstra shuttle or a taxi to campus.
  • By Bus: Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Hempstead Turnpike to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• English Language Institute (ELI): Provides non-credit courses in reading, writing, listening comprehension, and speaking for beginner to advanced levels, preparing students for academic, business, and social settings where English is used.
• English Proficiency Requirements: International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through standardized tests with minimum scores: TOEFL iBT 79, IELTS 6.0, Pearson PTE 53, or Duolingo English Test 105.

• Location: Northern Boulevard, Old Westbury, NY 11568
• Phone: +1 516-686-1000
• Website: NYIT
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the LIRR to Westbury Station, then take a taxi to campus.
  • By Bus: Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Northern Boulevard to campus.

Curriculum Details:

• Multicultural U.S./British Literature Specialization: Focuses on diverse perspectives within U.S. and British literature, including works by authors of various ethnicities, genders, and social backgrounds. ​
• World Literature Specialization: Explores literature from global cultures, studying texts in English and in translation to understand international literary traditions.

• Location: 223 Store Hill Road, Old Westbury, NY 11568
• Phone: +1 516-876-3000
• Website: SUNY Old Westbury
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take the LIRR to Hicksville Station, then take a taxi or shuttle to campus.
  • By Bus: Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) buses stop near campus.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive east on Jericho Turnpike to Store Hill Road.

Curriculum Details:

• Emphases: Students can choose to focus on Literature, Creative Writing, or Writing and Communication Studies, tailoring their studies to their specific interests and career goals.
• Curriculum: Each emphasis includes a combination of core courses and specialized electives, providing a comprehensive understanding of literary analysis, creative expression, and effective communication strategies.

• Location: 36 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
• Phone: +1 973-408-3000
• Website: Drew University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Madison Station, then walk or take a taxi to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near Madison Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on I-287 to exit 35, then follow signs to Madison Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Program Structure: Offers courses at pre-university, undergraduate, pre-masters, and graduate levels across both Metropolitan and Florham campuses, focusing on academic and professional language skills.​
• Course Offerings: Includes English for Professional Success (EPS) courses, such as Practical English and Academic Writing Skills, tailored to students’ proficiency levels and academic needs.

• Location: 285 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
• Phone: +1 973-443-8500
• Website: Fairleigh Dickinson University
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Madison Station, then take a taxi or local bus to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near Madison Avenue.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive west on I-287 to exit 35, then follow signs to Madison Avenue.

Curriculum Details:

• Core Curriculum: Students engage with literature written in English and world literature in translation, exploring cultural, historical, and theoretical frameworks. ​ramapo.edu
• Creative Writing Concentration: Offers courses in poetry, short stories, and personal essays, fostering creativity and analysis.

• Location: 505 Ramapo Valley Road, Mahwah, NJ 07430
• Phone: +1 201-684-7500
• Website: Ramapo College
• Directions:
  • By Train: Take NJ Transit to Mahwah Station, then take a local bus or taxi to campus.
  • By Bus: NJ Transit buses stop near Ramapo Valley Road.
  • By Car/Taxi: Drive north on I-287 to exit 66, then follow signs to Ramapo Valley Road.