This document provides a flowchart for an English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course sequence. It begins with a combined skills course for beginning levels and then separates into grammar/writing, listening/speaking, and reading courses. As students progress through the intermediate to advanced levels, the courses emphasize developing skills in those individual areas. Upon completing the highest level courses and achieving the required scores on placement tests, students can enroll in ENC1101, their first college-level composition course. The flowchart outlines the prerequisite courses, placement test score ranges, and requirements to advance through the EAP program and into credit-bearing courses.
This document provides a flowchart for an English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course sequence. It begins with a combined skills course for beginning levels and then separates into grammar/writing, listening/speaking, and reading courses. As students progress through the intermediate to advanced levels, the courses emphasize developing skills in those individual areas. Upon completing the highest level courses and achieving the required scores on placement tests, students can enroll in ENC1101, their first college-level composition course. The flowchart outlines the prerequisite courses, placement test score ranges, and requirements to advance through the EAP program and into credit-bearing courses.
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English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Course Flowchart
GRAMMAR & LISTENING &
WRITING/COMPOSITION READING SPEAKING
EAP Combined Skills
EAP0282C (9 Credits) A high-beginning course which addresses English grammar, writing, reading, speaking, listening, and vocabulary skills Placement by “majority rules.” Students placing into at least two level 1 or 2 courses begin with EAP0282. LOEP WritePlacer ESL = 1-2 LOEP Listening = 20-70 LOEP Reading = 20-74
EAP GRAMMAR/WRITING III EAP LISTENING/SPEAKING III EAP READING III
EAP 0385C (6 Credits) EAP 0300C (3 Credits) EAP 0320C (3 Credits) Prerequisite: EAP0285C or EAP0281C or Prerequisite: EAP0200C or EAP0281C or Prerequisite: EAP0220C or EAP0281C or EAP0282C or EAP0282C EAP0282C An intermediate course which emphasizes An intermediate course which emphasizes An intermediate course which emphasizes sentence construction, question formation, the development of speaking, listening, and vocabulary, literal and critical comprehen- grammar structures, & paragraph formation pronunciation skills sion and study skills LOEP = 3 LOEP = 71-85 LOEP = 75-89
EAP GRAMMAR/WRITING IV EAP LISTENING/SPEAKING IV EAP READING IV
EAP 0485C (6 Credits) EAP 0400C (3 Credits) EAP 0420C (3 Credits) Prerequisite: EAP0385C Prerequisite: EAP0300C Prerequisite: EAP0320C A high-intermediate course which empha- A high-intermediate course which empha- A high-intermediate course which sizes paragraph writing and mastery of sizes the development of speaking, listen- emphasizes vocabulary, literal and critical complex grammatical structures ing, and pronunciation skills in an academic comprehension and study skills LOEP = 4 context LOEP = 90-113 LOEP = 86-100
EAP Program Requirements
Placement into EAP is based on EAP COMPOSITION I LOEP subtest scores. Scores are good for 2 EAP Advanced Reading EAP 1540C (3 Credits) years. The LOEP placement exam now EAP 1520C (3 Credits) Prerequisites: EAP0485C, EAP0400C & satisfies the common placement exam previously required during level 4. Prerequisite: EAP0420C EAP0420C Recommended: EAP0400C & 0485C An advanced composition course which ad- An advanced course which emphasizes All EAP courses require a passing grade of dresses mastery of paragraph writing, effective ‘C’ or higher vocabulary skills, inferential and critical editing skills, and provides an introduction to comprehension, and analytical reading essay development EAP students who score below ENC1101 strategies LOEP = 5 are not eligible for Dev Ed courses (i.e. ENC LOEP = 114-120 0017C).
Eligibility for ENC 1101
Students can complete the EAP program to place into ENC 1101 EAP COMPOSITION II or EAP 1640C (3 Credits) Prerequisite: EAP1540C Students MUST score in range on ALL An advanced composition course which LOEP subtests below: focuses on the writing process, essay de- ESL Reading = 119-120 velopment and academic research ESL Listening = 101-120 LOEP = 6 ESL Language Use = 117-120 WritePlacer ESL = 6 Students may re-test once within 12 months after 24 hours from the initial test. Additional re-testing requires department approval.