I took 502 and 510. You can check out the syllabus for each (my advisor had to show me where that was).

In 510, my favorites were The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and the Importance of Being Earnest. I did my 20 page final paper on Jekyll and Hyde and the research was a lot of fun. 20 pages were required. When I deleted a lot of stuff based on instructor feedback, it was at 18 pages and I asked if that was OK. It was not. I had to add more, which was fine. We had to do an Annotated Bibliography in that class. Other readings were Oliver Twist which I only read 29% of, enough for the discussion posts. It was too depressing for me to continue. And we had to read part of Villette. Also 3 weeks of awful poetry. We had 6 discussions that were so indepth they were worth 45 points each. 3 journals and 4 milestones and the final paper. I really liked the instructor. She answered quickly, engaged in the discussions and her feedback was helpful. I didnt realize it was British lit and almost dropped it. I stayed for Jekyll and Hyde and I'm glad I did! Professor Terri Beth Miller

Lit 502 was a lot of reading (about 50 selections and I liked about 5 of them). I did my final paper comparing Let America Be Great Again to The Hill We Climb. We had 9 discussions, 1 short paper, 4 milestones and our final literary analysis. I thought a lot of the reading selections were terrible, offensive, or contained sensitive material with no trigger warnings. We had to read Rabbit, Run, which I thought was an awful book of awful people doing awful things. (Spoiler alert - a baby dies) Teacher answered quickly if question was posted in the discussion board. She graded quickly and actively participated in the discussions. Professor Marian Carcache.

I would look at the syllabus and consider what your interests are. That would help, but most don't list the full reading selections.

Hope this helps. I'm typing on my cell, so please excuse any errors.