New Page 2 H istory majors benefit from a flexible program that offers both diversity and depth. In earning the Bachelor of Arts degree, each student takes at least four courses as a freshman and sophomore, and nine courses as a junior and senior. The program combines a breadth of historical knowledge with a geographical, chronological, or topical specialization. Interested students can also pursue minor fields in almost any other discipline including Modern Languages, English, Communication, Political Science, Economics or Natural Science, including pre-medical studies.
Second majors are also possible.
Three upper division courses and one seminar in your area of specialization, and two courses outside the department. A minimum of seven courses. Any three lower division and four upper division courses within the history department. A growing national demand for teachers has revived interest in education careers. This course of study exempts those who complete it from taking the National Teachers Examination.