History (B.A.)

Notes

¹Science requirements must include biological and physical (or geological) sciences, of which 6 hours must be in the same area, with a two-semester sequence recommended. ENSC 102 suggested for Social Studies Education concentration area.
²Two of the courses used to satisfy the math and sciences requirements must be writing enriched.
³MATH 122, 223 may only be used by studetns pursuing the Social Studies Education concentration.
⁴Any ART, MUSC, or THEA course that meets the General Education Requirements  may be used.
⁵Students pursuing the Social Studies Education concentration must select PSYC 211 and PSYC 311.
⁶At least 5 history electives must be upper-level courses. At least 3 upper-level history courses must be writing-enriched. Students pursuing the Social Studies Educaton concentration must take HIST 301 and HIST 330.

• ENGL 201 - Survey of English Literature
• ENGL 202 - Survey of English Literature
• HIST 201 - American History to 1877
• HIST 202 - American History since 1877
• HIST 210 - Introduction to Research and Writing
• MAAP 200 - Midpoint Assessment of Academic Progress Examination

Notes

¹Upper-level course useful for improving reading, writing, or conversational skills (such as ENGL, COMM, or FORL). 
²Students are strongly encouraged to use their electives to pursue a minor (such as ENGL, FORL, PHIL) or to prepare for their future career goals (such as law school).

Notes

¹Prerequisite for EDUC 200 also includes passing scores on Praxis I: Reading, Writing, and Math (see catalog for minimum scores) or composite scores of 22+ on ACT or 1020+ on SAT.
²Many education courses also include field experience hours in addition to coursework.
³Recommended: SPED 352 and an Anthropology course.
⁴Prerequisite for EDUCA 468S includes passing scores sest by the state for Praxis II Social Studies Content, Praxis II Social Studies Interpretation of Materials, and Praxis II Principles of Learning and Teaching.