English Literature Classes
For an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree, Bellevue College requires 15-20 credits of Humanities courses. All English literature courses can be used to satisfy this requirement.
Courses marked with a check 
are also offered as on-line courses. For more information about on-line courses, go to Bellevue College's Distance Education web site. Courses that are not checked are offered only in traditional classroom format.
- ENGL& 111, Introduction to Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL& 112, Introduction to Fiction (5) Course Description
- ENGL 115, The Film as Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL 131
, Introduction to Literature (5) Course Description - ENGL 180, Critical Reading in the Humanities Lab (V 1-2) Course Description
- ENGL 210, Introduction to European Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL 215, Folklore: Myth, Folktale, and Legend (5) Course Description
- ENGL 221 , Popular Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL 223, Children's Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL& 224, Introduction to Shakespeare (5) Course Description
- ENGL& 225, Introduction to Shakespeare (5) Course Description
- ENGL 241, The Bible as Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL& 244, American Literature: Beginnings Through Civil War (5) Course Description
- ENGL& 245, American Literature: Civil War to End of World War I (5) Course Description
- ENGL& 246, American Literature: End of World War I to Present (5) Course Description
- ENGL 263, British Literature: Middle Ages and the Renaissance (5) Course Description
- ENGL 264, British Literature: The Age of Reason and Revolution (5) Course Description
- ENGL 265, British Literature: Blake Through Hardy (5) Course Description
- ENGL 266, British Literature: Twentieth Century Writers (5) Course Description
- ENGL 276, Women Writers (5) Course Description
- ENGL 279, King Arthur, The Round Table and the Grail (5) Course Description
- ENGL 294, 295, 296, 297, Special Studies in Literature (5) Course Description
- ENGL 299, Directed Reading and Research (V 1-5) Course Description