Through a special co-requisite learning community in the English and ESOL Departments, students starting Level 4 ESOL classes can begin earning college-level credits now. Qualifying students move straight into English 1301 (Composition) and effectively shrink their Level 4 ESOL requirements down to just one three-hour ESOL course: ESOL 0350, Integrated Reading and Writing for ESL Students.

By skipping over ESOL Reading and Vocabulary 4 and ESOL Writing 4, students in this learning community save valuable money and time.

In the ESOL 0350 course, students develop advanced vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing skills as they expand on material from the paired English Composition I class. 

Student Eligibility:

Students must be academic credit and meet or exceed ALL of the following requirements:

• Passed Reading 3 with an B OR placed into Reading 4 on the ESOL Placement Chart.
• Passed Writing 3 with an B OR placed into Writing 4 on the ESOL Placement Chart.
• Passed Grammar 3 or Intensive Grammar with a B OR placed into Grammar 4 on the ESOL Placement Chart.
• Passed Oral 2 OR placed into Oral 3 on the ESOL Placement Chart.

Spring 2027 – two options: 

Note: Students must register for both courses.

ENGL Comp I ENGL-1301-127-44310   MW 9:00 a.m. – 10:20 a.m.  HLC Instructor: Staff

ESOL Integrated Reading and Writing for ESL Students MW 10:30 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.  HLC Instructor: Susan Das

Fall 2026 – two options: 

Note: Students must register for both courses. 

ENGL 1301-303-38649 (Composition I)    TTh 3:00 – 4:20 pm  HLC Instructor: Anna Marie Schlender

ESOL 0350-002-54989 (Integrated Reading and Writing for ESL Students)   TTh 4:30 – 5:50 pm. HLC  Instructor: David Cooke

Note: Students must register for both courses.

ENGL-1301-399-54573 (Composition I)    TTh 10:30am- 12:15pm  Online Instructor: Anna Marie Schlender

ESOL 0350-001-54515 (Integrated Reading and Writing for ESL Students)   TTh 1-2:45 pm Online. Instructor: Laura Jacob