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Course Descriptions

ENGL 102: Essentials of College Reading & Writing 

Develop and practice the reading, writing and critical thinking strategies needed for analyzing and responding to academic texts. Strengthen grammar, organization and vocabulary to improve accuracy and fluency in writing. Undergraduate students can earn five general elective credits toward meeting graduation requirements.

ENGL 103: Writing From Sources 

Develop and practice the reading, writing and critical thinking strategies needed to create organized and correctly documented papers using academic sources. Learn how to critically read academic texts, develop research questions, make claims, determine the credibility of sources and appropriately cite sources in your writing. Undergraduate students can earn five general elective credits toward meeting graduation requirements.

ENGL 104: Essentials of College Communication 

Develop the listening and speaking skills needed for active participation in university courses. Learn how to take effective notes, give presentations, and lead and participate in class discussions. Practice asking questions, sharing opinions, and expressing agreement and disagreement in the classroom. Undergraduate students can earn five general elective credits toward meeting graduation requirements.

ENGL 105: English for International Teaching Assistants (ITAs)

This course is designed specifically for International Teaching Assistants (ITAs) who will be teaching at the University of Washington. The main objectives are to enhance teaching effectiveness by strengthening language production skills, including pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary usage, and by developing skills needed for lesson planning, presenting and interacting with students. 

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The UW no longer requires SAT or ACT scores for most applicants. Homeschooled applicants and applicants who come from schools with non-standard grading practices that do not have letter or numeric grades are still required to submit SAT or ACT scores. Learn more about SAT/ACT scores.

International freshman students — English proficiency

International students must submit English proficiency test scores that meet the minimum requirement for admission. Learn more about English proficiency

Things we do not consider

No interviews/demonstrated interest
The UW does not conduct formal interviews or consider demonstrated interest in the admission decision.

No letters of recommendation
We ask that you not send letters of recommendation or other supplemental materials such as drawings, CDs, DVDs, books or other portfolio type items. We will learn everything we need to know about you through your essay responses and academic history.