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Jan 13, 2025
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2008-2010 Undergraduate Catalog ARCHIVED CATALOG: CONTENT MAY NOT BE CURRENT. USE THE DROP DOWN ABOVE TO ACCESS THE CURRENT CATALOG.
History Major
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English Composition - Total Credits: 6
English Literature - Total Credits: 3
Constitutions - Total Credits: 4
Mathematics - Total Credits: 3
Distribution Requirement Humanities and Fine Arts
Life and Physical Sciences and Analytical Thinking Total Credits: 9-10 - PHIL 102 - Critical Thinking and Reasoning
and two courses from life and physical sciences category; at least one must be a lab.
Social Science Total Credits: 9
Multicultural and International
(see notes below) Additional Degree Requirements
Foreign Language/Foreign Culture Total Credits: 6
Humanities Total Credits: 6
Fine Arts Total Credits: 6
History Major Requirements Total Credits: 42 Electives - Total Credits: 23-29
Notes
- Students majoring or minoring in history should take HIST 251 after having taken at least three credits of lower-division history courses. Students should take HIST 251 before the end of their sophomore year. Students should take HIST 451 before the end of the junior year. HIST 251 is a prerequisite for HIST 451.
- Only six credits of 300–level work count for a major in history; only three credit hours of 300–level work count for a minor in history.
- Majors may take up to six credits of Independent Study (HIST 497) upon arrangement with instructors. Before registering for Independent Study, the student must complete a contract with the instructor of the Independent Study. HIST 497 may be taken in increments of one, two or three credits.
- Majors may take no more than eight credits Advanced Historical Studies, (HIST 498).
- Majors may take no more than six credits of HIST 495.
- Every student must complete a three-credit multicultural course and a three-credit international course. Courses satisfying other requirements may simultaneously satisfy the multicultural and international requirements except one course cannot satisfy both the multicultural and the international requirements.
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