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This course works to apply the same skill sets in ENGL 0330 along with enrollment in ENGL 1321. Students will use the assignments and objectives from Rhetoric and Composition I as a basis for their course work. In addition, this course will offer enrichment assignments which will supplement the instruction of the parent course. Students who score between 500 and 539 on the SAT EBRW or between 16 and 18 on either an average of the ACT English and Reading OR on the ELA will be placed in ENGL 0130. In order to appeal placement, students can take an approved placement test. May not be taken once student has passed ENGL 1321. Does not count toward fulfilling English requirements in Academic Foundation nor any degree credit. Students much achieve a “C” or higher in ENGL 0130 to pass the course.

This course works to improve literal, critical, and effective comprehension of college-level reading in a variety of genres. In addition, students will generate ideas, gather information relevant to a topic and purpose, incorporate the ideas and words of other writers, and apply established strategies as well as the conventions of Standard English. Students who score below 500 on the SAT EBRW or 16 on an average of the ACT English and Reading OR 16 on the ELA will be placed in ENGL 0330. In order to appeal placement, students can take an approved placement test. May not be taken once student has passed ENGL 1321. Does not count toward fulfilling English requirements in Academic Foundation nor any degree credit. Students much achieve a “C” or higher in ENGL 0330 to pass the course.