Transfers ToCSUDescriptionThis is the experimental courses description. English Course Sequence English Composition Classes by Placement Path 1: ENGL C1000 or ENGL C1000H Placement First Semester Enroll in one of the following: ENGL C1000: Academic Reading and Writing1 (3 units) ENGL C1000H: Academic Reading and Writing - Honors1 (3 units) Second Semester Enroll in one of the following: ENGWR 301: College Composition and Literature2 (3 units) ENGWR 481: Honors College Composition and Literature2 (3 units) ENGL C1001: Critical Thinking and Writing2 (3 units) ENGL C1001H: Critical Thinking and Writing - Honors2 (3 units) 1 Satisfies local AA/AS and Cal-GETC 1A requirements. Transferable to UC/CSU � speak with a counselor for transfer information. 2 Satisfies local AA/AS and Cal-GETC 1B requirements. Transferable to UC/CSU � speak with a counselor for transfer information. Path 2: ENGL C1000/ENGWR 33 Combo Placement First Semester Students take a combination of courses designed to ensure their success. Enroll in both of the following: ENGL C1000: Academic Reading and Writing3 (3 units) and ENGWR 33: Support for College Composition (2 units). Each ENGWR 33 has its own required section of ENGL C1000. Second Semester Enroll in one of the following: ENGWR 301: College Composition and Literature4 (3 units) ENGWR 481: Honors College Composition and Literature4 (3 units) ENGL C1001: Critical Thinking and Writing4 (3 units) ENGL C1001H: Critical Thinking and Writing - Honors4 (3 units) 3 Satisfies local AA/AS and Cal-GETC 1A requirements. Transferable to UC/CSU � speak with a counselor for transfer information. � � � � � � � � � � � � English 281 4 Satisfies local AA/AS and Cal-GETC 1B requirements. Transferable to UC/CSU � speak with a counselor for transfer information. Skill Builder Courses These are open-access courses that offer fine-tuning of writing and reading skills. Students can enroll in any open sections of these courses. These courses are non-degree applicable and non-transferable. ENGWR 39: Basic Writing Skill Development ENGWR 46: Individualized Writing Skills ENGWR 47: Individualized Spelling Skills ENGWR 48: Individualized Vocabulary Skills ENGLB 71: Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum and ENGWR 110: College Reading and Writing Skills � � � � � English as a Second Language Folsom Lake College offers courses in English as a second language (ESL) designed to provide students with the command of the English language necessary to pursue both transfer level and career education courses. Students can enter with virtually no knowledge of English and progress to an extremely proficient level. View the FLC ESL Sequence (flc/main/doc/support- services/Assessment-Orientation/ESL-tree- sequence.pdf) and ESL Placement (https:// flc.losrios.edu/admissions/placement/esl-placement). Division Dean Francis Fletcher Department Chair Diana Tinoco Phone (916) 608-6752 Email fletchf@flc.losrios.edu English as a Second Language (ESL) Courses 