Students will design their own concentration in consultation with the chief adviser and appropriate faculty. Such concentrations should combine courses from various areas of the department into a coherent program of study based on the student's own areas of interest. In some cases, an interdisciplinary concentration may include a course from another department. Students select four courses above the 299 level. There is a limit of 6 hours in creative writing courses. Students are encouraged to create a focused strand of interest organized around a controlling theme or topic consulting with the English Undergraduate Advising Office (201 Andrews) early in their program.