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About Onward Composition Classes

Overview

Onward Writing courses are designed to teach and review grammatical, spelling, and writing skills through practical application by writing a variety of essays, keeping a journal, and researching a topic at some length, preparing the student to be ready for almost any writing assignment in other academic courses. Although no credit will apply toward a college degree directly, the opportunity to earn three credits in lieu of taking ENG 101 is based on a portfolio of writing samples, the grade in the course, and permission of the English Department representative.

ONE 012: Onward Composition

Students write essays based on readings in American history. Each student drafts six or seven essays, revises each with the help of peers, and finally presents the paper in the class. A review of grammar, sentence structure and punctuation makes up the editing part of the course. 3 credits.

ONE O12 Composition Syllabus

ONE 013: Advanced Onward Composition

This college-level course requires that students write several essays and a research paper. Those students who earn a "C" or better in the course and pass the ENG 101 proficiency examination will earn three university degree "credits by examination." 3 credits.

ONE O13 Advanced Composition Syllabus
 

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