Arts (fine/visual/performing)
USD 165444
| Year | Name | Fees | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | Tution Fee | USD 41361 | 41361.0 |
| 2nd Year | Tution Fee | USD 41361 | 41361.0 |
| 3rd Year | Tution Fee | USD 41361 | 41361.0 |
| 4th Year | Tution Fee | USD 41361 | 41361.0 |
| Starting Date | Application Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2022-01-01 00:00:00.000 | 2022-01-15 00:00:00.000 | Active |
| 2022-09-01 00:00:00.000 | 2022-09-15 00:00:00.000 | Active |
Academics: 60% in 12th grade
English : IELTS: 7.0 Bands not less than 6.5 (for bachelors)
PTE: minimum 53
TOEFL: Minimum 80 not less than 20
1. Application along with supporting documents will be processed on the TEN Agent portal.
2. Application fee of 60 USD will be charged from the student and it will be paid using an International Postal Money order or a Draft on a U.S. Bank.
3. Students will receive the admission offer either conditional or unconditional on his TEN Agent portal.
4.After getting the Offer letter , File will be submitted to the Embassy for the final Visa Process .
5. After visa Processing, There will be an interview for the students ..
After getting the visa , students can pay the fee and fee receipt can be found on TEN Portal (Ten Agents).
Core (5 courses)
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| WRD 203 | STYLE FOR WRITERS | 4 |
| WRD 205 | HISTORY OF LITERACIES AND WRITING | 4 |
| WRD 209 | GENRE AND DISCOURSE | 4 |
| WRD 301 | WORKPLACE WRITING: THEORY AND PRACTICE | 4 |
| WRD 306 | RHETORICAL TRADITIONS | 4 |
WRD Elective Categories
One course is required from each of the two following WRD elective categories:
Writing
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Select one of the following: | 4 | |
|
WRD 201 |
DIGITAL WRITING | |
|
WRD 204 |
TECHNICAL WRITING | |
|
WRD 206 |
PROFESSIONAL WRITING | |
|
WRD 240 |
ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING | |
|
WRD 241 |
THE ESSAY FROM PRINT TO NEW MEDIA | |
|
WRD 280 |
WRITING IN THE SCIENCES | |
|
WRD 281 |
WRITING CENSORSHIP | |
|
WRD 282 |
ETHICS OF PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING | |
|
WRD 283 |
ENVIRONMENTAL WRITING | |
|
WRD 284 |
SPORTS WRITING IN AMERICA: MYTHS, MEMORIES, HEROES AND VILLAINS | |
|
WRD 286 |
WRITING WITH PHOTOGRAPHS | |
|
WRD 300 |
COMPOSITION AND STYLE | |
|
WRD 309 |
TOPICS IN WRITING, RHETORIC AND DISCOURSE 1 | |
|
WRD 320 |
TOPICS IN PROFESSIONAL WRITING 1 | |
|
WRD 321 |
WRITING IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION | |
|
WRD 322 |
WRITING AND METADATA | |
|
WRD 323 |
EDITING | |
|
WRD 324 |
WRITING FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE | |
|
WRD 340 |
WRITING AND REVISING | |
|
WRD 345 |
GHOSTWRITING | |
|
WRD 371 |
MENTORING YOUTH IN COMMUNITY WRITING GROUPS (EL/LSP EL) | |
|
WRD 372 |
DIGITAL STORYTELLING | |
|
WRD 376 |
FIELDWORK IN ARTS WRITING (EL/LSP EL) | |
|
WRD 377 |
WRITING AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT (EL/LSP EL) 1 | |
|
WRD 395 |
WRITING CENTER THEORY & PEDAGOGY (EL/LSP EL) | |
|
WRD 396 |
WRITING FELLOWS THEORY AND PRACTICE (EL) | |
| 1 |
May be repeated for credit when the topic is different. |
Rhetoric
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Select one of the following: | 4 | |
|
WRD 208 |
INTRODUCTION TO REASONED DISCOURSE | |
|
WRD 231 |
GOOGLING GOD: RELIGIOUS PRACTICES IN DIGITAL CULTURE | |
|
WRD 232 |
THE LANGUAGE OF DISABILITY | |
|
WRD 260 |
RHETORICAL ANALYSIS | |
|
WRD 261 |
DIGITAL CULTURE | |
|
WRD 262 |
THE RHETORIC OF EVERYDAY TEXTS | |
|
WRD 263 |
READING BETWEEN THE GROOVES: THE RHETORICAL POWER OF POPULAR MUSIC | |
|
WRD 264 |
LANGUAGE, SELF AND SOCIETY | |
|
WRD 265 |
SOCIAL MOVEMENT, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND AMERICAN IDENTITIES | |
|
WRD 266 |
LEVELING UP: THE SOCIAL RHETORIC OF VIDEO GAMES | |
|
WRD 285 |
TRUTH IN DISGUISE: THE RHETORIC OF SATIRE | |
|
WRD 287 |
THE COMIC BOOK AS VISUAL ARGUMENT | |
|
WRD 330 |
LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS | |
|
WRD 360 |
TOPICS IN RHETORIC 1 | |
|
WRD 361 |
TOPICS IN ALTERNATIVE RHETORICS 1 | |
|
WRD 362 |
SEMIOTICS | |
|
WRD 363 |
VISUAL RHETORIC | |
|
WRD 364 |
CHICAGO WOMEN RHETORS | |
|
WRD 368 |
GLOBAL ENGLISHES | |
|
WRD 378 |
TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE IN CHICAGO (EL/LSP EL) | |
|
WRD 390 |
RHETORIC AND PUBLIC WRITING | |
| 1 |
May be repeated for credit when the topic is different. |
Major Field Electives
The equivalent of seven additional four-hour electives may be drawn from either of the elective categories above and from the following:
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
|
WRD 207 |
INTRODUCTION TO WRITING AND RHETORIC | |
|
WRD 290 |
WRITER'S TOOLS WORKSHOP (2 hr course, may be repeated for major-field elective credit as long as topic differs) | |
|
WRD 291 |
THE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH POSTER | |
|
WRD 398 |
INTERNSHIP (EL/LSP EL) | |
|
WRD 399 |
INDEPENDENT STUDY |
Our writing and rhetoric program is dedicated to writing degree students who will study literate activity across time and culture, and produce effective writing in contemporary settings—from the personal to the professional.
Because our lives are increasingly mediated by digital technologies that combine writing, sound and image in interactive spaces, you’ll explore what it means to live and work as a digital writer.
Faculty members who teach in the writing degree program are published specialists in rhetoric, writing studies, English as a second language (ESL), technical and professional writing, and new media studies.
As you work toward your writing degree, you will have the option to earn a combined bachelor’s + master’s degree that combines your writing and rhetoric major with a graduate program, including our master’s program in Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse. We also offer a combined bachelor’s + master’s in Writing and Rhetoric and Secondary Education in English degree. All of these programs allow you to complete a bachelor’s degree and a graduate degree in as few as five years.
Additionally, we offer the 3+3 BA/JD, which allows high-achieving first-year undergraduate students to be admitted simultaneously to the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) and the College of Law (LAW). You’ll complete your first three years in LAS and your final three years in LAW.
Passport Size Photograph ,Passport copy
All academics documents 10th, 12th ,Bachelor’s marksheets(for master’s)
Bank Documents (Bank statement, Bank Certificate ), Affidavit of Support
1-LOR(Mandatory) for bachelors , At least 3-4 LOR For Masters
Work Experience letter (graduates)
60% in graduation for Masters .
CV, Affidavit of Support
Health insurance.
Statement of Purpose(SOP)
Offer Letter(i20)
Application fee: 35 USD for undergraduates and 60 USD for graduates
Show Funds:
For Public University:30-35 Lacs.
Sevis Fee:360USD(This is to be paid through Credit Card only).
Embassy fee:160USD(Paid through Axis Bank)
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