Programs & Majors at Bates College

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English & Literature2

English & Literature topics

Official reporting category: English Language and Literature/Letters

English Language and Literature, General1 Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies1

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English Language and Literature, General

English & Literature → English Language and Literature, General

19 completed awards reported

Bachelor's: 19

Federal program classification details

Broad federal category · CIP 23: English Language and Literature/Letters
Federal topic · CIP 23.01: English Language and Literature, General
Federal program code · CIP 23.0101: English Language and Literature, General
Reporting period: 2023-24

English & Literature

Programs data source and limitations

Source: C2024_A, provisional release, academic year 2023-24, using the federal Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) 2020. Counts are completed awards or degrees, not current enrollment, capacity, demand, quality, admission difficulty, or unique students. DegreePilot uses first-major records only. Reported zeroes remain zero and unavailable values appear as “Not reported.”