The Bachelor of Arts in English/Writing, Rhetoric, and Literacy at Colorado State University is designed for students eager to explore the power and complexity of language in diverse contexts. You will delve into critical areas such as public speaking, digital rhetoric, and the politics of literacy, developing a sophisticated understanding of how communication shapes our world. This undergraduate degree provides a versatile foundation, preparing you to analyze, create, and advocate through written and spoken word in an increasingly interconnected society. This program is ideal for those passionate about the nuances of expression and its impact.
This full-time, on-campus program unfolds over four years, offering a rich curriculum that includes foundational courses in poetry and literature alongside specialized electives in writing and literacy theories. You will engage with practical skills through modules like "Writing in the Disciplines" and "Principles of Digital Rhetoric and Design," culminating in advanced topics in literacy and style. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts, equipped with strong analytical, communication, and critical thinking abilities, ready for careers in fields such as publishing, marketing, education, and public relations.