All students must complete the WC core requirement via a College Writing course.

Most other schools also have additional core writing requirements (WCd and WCr), although specific requirements vary. Please click on the links below for information about each school’s writing requirements:

 

The list below indicates which core requirements are met by upper-level Writing Program courses. Click here to search for courses offered by other departments and programs. 

Course ID Course Title Credits Core Requirement
01:355:201 Research in the Disciplines 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:202 Technical Writing Essentials 3 WCr
01:355:203 Business Writing Essentials 3 WCr
01:355:301 College Writing for Transfer Students 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:302 Scientific and Technical Writing 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:303 Writing for Business & the Professions 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:312 Writing for Biology 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:315 Grant Writing 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:322 Writing for Engineers 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:342 Science Writing 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:352 Writing as a Naturalist 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:355 Writing in the Professions: Careers in the Humanities 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:355 Writing in the Healthcare Professions 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:375 Collaborative Writing Practices 3 WCd or WCr
01:355:410 Composing Graphic Narratives 3 WCd or WCr; AHr
01:355:425 Web Authoring 3 WCd or WCr

 

SAS policy indicates that no single course can satisfy both the WCr and WCd requirements. According to the SAS Core FAQ:

“Courses may be applied to multiple learning goals, as long as they are applied to different requirements. The following combinations cannot be satisfied with the same course:

WCr and WCd: two different classes must be taken to complete the Revision- and Discipline-based Writing and Communication learning goals. Even if you take a class that is on both the WCr and WCd lists, you still need at least one course that meets WCr and at least one course that meets WCd. The Writing and Communication requirement specifies that THREE classes must be completed, including College Writing and two additional classes (9 credits)."

 

Click here for the FAQ on Writing Requirements