Spring 2022 Special Enrollment Procedures

Overview

The following is a list of spring 2022 Barnard English courses that have special enrollment procedures. (A list of spring 2022 Barnard Film Studies courses that have special enrollment procedures can be found on the Film Studies website.) The need for special enrollment as well as how to do so is also stated in each course's course description in the Online Catalogue.

Any questions about English course enrollment that are not answered by this page may be directed to english@barnard.edu.

Courses with Enrollment Caps and/or Enrollment Restrictions

COURSE	ENROLLMENT CAP	ENROLLMENT RESTRICTIONS
ENGL BC1901 Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels	30 students
ENGL BC3104 The Art of the Essay (all sections)	12 students	Enrolled and interested students MUST attend the first day of class.
ENGL BC3160 The English Colloquium (all sections)	12 students	Open only to junior and senior Barnard English majors. New junior Barnard transfer students who are not yet able to declare an English major should contact the English department for permission.
ENGL BC3164 Shakespeare II	60 students
ENGL BC3167 Milton: Then and Now	30 students
ENGL BC3173 The Eighteenth-Century Novel	30 students
ENGL BC3177 The Victorian Age in Literature: The Novel	35 students
ENGL BC3180 American Literature, 1800-1870	50 students
ENGL BC3189 Postmodernism	55 students
ENGL BC3192 Exile and Estrangement in Global Literature	15 students
ENGL BC3193 Critical Writing (all sections)	10 students	Open only to Barnard students, priority to English majors.
ENGL BC3205 World Literature Revisited II	25 students
ENGL BC3207 The "Global" Novel	30 students
ENGL BC3246 Writing the Medieval Self	25 students
ENGL BC3248 New Millennial American Fiction	55 students
ENGL BC3281 Illegal Is Not a Noun: Disrupting Narratives of the Immigrant Experience	20 students
ENGL BC3291 Fictions of Law and Custom: Whiteness in American Literature	30 students
ENGL BC3998, section 1 City Girls: Fiction and Film by and about Urban Womxn	10 students	Open only to senior Barnard English majors with a Film Studies concentration or senior Barnard Film Studies majors.
ENGL BC3998, section 2 Senior Seminar: Write to Vote	10 students	Open only to senior Barnard English majors.
ENGL BC3998, section 3 Charles Dickens	10 students	Open only to senior Barnard English majors.
ENGL BC3998, section 4 Senior Seminar: The Paragon of Animals	10 students	Open only to senior Barnard English majors.

Courses that Require Instructor Permission

COURSE	NOTES
ENGL BC3121 Public Speaking	Enrollment limited to 14 students. Attend the first day of class to receive instructor permission. Permission will NOT be granted in advance. Students are unable to self-register for this course. Interested students may put the course on their online schedule, which will automatically place them on the wait list. If they are accepted, the professor will take them off the wait list, but until that time no one is officially registered for the class.

COURSE

NOTES

ENGL BC3121 Public Speaking

Enrollment limited to 14 students. Attend the first day of class to receive instructor permission. Permission will NOT be granted in advance. Students are unable to self-register for this course. Interested students may put the course on their online schedule, which will automatically place them on the wait list. If they are accepted, the professor will take them off the wait list, but until that time no one is officially registered for the class.

Courses that Require a Writing Sample as an Application to Apply

A writing sample is required as an application to apply to all Barnard creative writing courses. As space is limited in creative writing courses, not all students who apply are guaranteed admittance.

Students are unable to self-register for Barnard creative writing courses. Interested students who have submitted writing samples may put the course on their online schedule, which will automatically place them on the wait list. If they are accepted, the professor will take them off the wait list, but until that time no one is officially registered for the class.

Directions on what to include in your writing sample and how to apply to creative writing courses are listed on the Applying to Creative Writing Courses page.

The spring 2022 submission deadline is 11:59 pm ET on Monday, January 3, 2022. Please follow the directions here to apply.

Admission lists will be posted on the Admission Lists page as the department receives them from instructors. If an admission list is not posted for a class before its first meeting, attend it.

Please note: if you are accepted into a creative writing course, attendance at the first meeting of the course is mandatory. If you do not show up for the first class, your spot may be given to someone else.

If you have any further questions about writing samples or how to apply to creative writing courses, email Sarah Hilligoss.

COURSE
ENGL BC3106 Fiction and Personal Narrative
ENGL BC3108 Introduction to Fiction Writing
ENGL BC3110 Introduction to Poetry Writing
ENGL BC3114 Playwriting II
ENGL BC3116 Story Writing II
ENGL BC3117 Fiction Writing
ENGL BC3125 Advanced Poetry Writing II
ENGL BC3150 Invention, Revision, and Imagination
ENGL BC3229 American Lives, American Stories

Courses Requiring Their Own Application Process

None in spring 2022.