A student majoring in history should consult with a member of the history faculty and prepare an individualized program, and should then present the program and its supporting rationale to the History Department for formal approval. A transfer student majoring in history should take at least 12 hours of history at Aquinas. In no case will both the CLEP exam credit and equivalent course credit be counted as part of the history major.
All courses are open to freshmen unless otherwise noted in the registration schedule.
A personal history of the United States as seen through the eyes of Alistair Cooke. The course is based on Cooke's videotaped lectures and selected readings. This course covers major issues in U.S. Constitutional history. PER Political, social and economic patterns of growth in Michigan's development from a territory to a modern industrial state. Topics include industrial recovery, agriculture, economic policy, relief, conservation, labor, social welfare policies, and the Supreme Court.