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Requirements
for a History Major
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A minimum of eight units of history, including two units from
European history, two units from United States history, and two
units from Asian, Latin American, and African history.
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The units in United States history must include at least one
course on America before 1877, at least one course on America after
1877, and one course at the 200-level or above. (Note: The following
courses satisfy the pre-1877 requirement: History 121, History
131, History 242, and History 333 while History 132, History 237,
History 240, History 243, History 265, History 268, and History 398
satisfy the post-1877 requirement. History 225,
History 240, History 348, History 256, and History 265 under
Thematic Studies count as U.S. history for the 200-level or above
requirement.)
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A minimum of one unit selected from courses numbered 390 or above
(excluding 391, 392).
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All history courses should be taken for a numerical grade, except
those offered only on a credit/no credit basis.
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No more than three 100-level units may be counted toward the
major.
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No more than one unit of 391, 392 may be counted toward a major.
Departmental approval is required.
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Students planning graduate work in history should include advanced
course work in at least one foreign language.
Note: 300-level courses are open to sophomores, juniors, and
seniors.
Requirements for major with
elementary or secondary education certification.
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