English at SFCC

If you enjoy reading, writing, analyzing ideas, and communicating effectively, the English program at SFCC can help you build skills that are valuable in nearly every profession. Through coursework in composition and literature, you'll strengthen your writing, research, critical-thinking, and communication abilities while exploring diverse perspectives and engaging with important ideas that shape our world.

Degree Options

AA - Associate of Arts

 

Literature

Build Your Future in English

Whether you plan to transfer to a four-year university or pursue a career that relies on strong communication skills, the English program can help prepare you for your next step. Students develop the ability to analyze information, construct effective arguments, conduct research, and communicate confidently in academic, professional, and community settings. The program provides a strong foundation for continued study in English and related fields such as communication, journalism, education, law, public relations, and business.

 

Explore literature and diverse perspectives while developing a deeper understanding of language and communication.

  • Strengthen your writing, reading, research, and critical-thinking skills through engaging coursework.
  • Build skills that employers value, including problem-solving, collaboration, adaptability, and effective communication.
  • Benefit from small class sizes and personalized support from experienced faculty.
  • Take advantage of innovative student success initiatives such as the English Trifecta and English Corequisite model.
  • Develop confidence through presentations, discussions, collaborative projects, and written communication.
  • Learn to evaluate information, construct persuasive arguments, and communicate effectively with a variety of audiences.
  • Use technology and research tools commonly found in higher education and professional environments.
  • Access academic support services, library resources, and learning technology that support your success.
  • Prepare for transfer to bachelor's degree programs in English, communication, journalism, education, public relations, law, business, and related fields.
  • Complete coursework that transfers to Missouri public institutions through the CORE 42 framework.
  • Become part of a welcoming campus community focused on student success, belonging, and academic achievement.