REQUIRED: (12 hours)*

960:010 - Introduction to the Study of History - 3 hours
(this course must be taken immediately after the major is declared)
960:014 - United States History to 1877 - 3 hours
960:015 - United States History Since 1877 - 3 hours
(014 and 015 must be taken by the end of the sophomore year)
960:192 - Junior-Senior Seminar - 3 hours
OR
960:193 - Historians and the Philosophy of History - 3 hours

*All History majors must successfully complete 680:021 and 680:022. Not all transferred Humanities courses that meet general education requirements also fulfill the history requirement. Transfer students must check with their advisor to be sure the requirement for 680:021 and 680:022 has been met.

ELECTIVES IN HISTORY: (24 hours)

European History - 12 hours

Must include one course from Category A and one from Category B

Category A			Category B
960:101g	960:158g		960:154g	960:162g
960:103g	960:164g		960:155g	960:165g
960:151g	960:171g		960:156g	960:169g
960:152g	960:173g		960:157g	960:170g
960:153g			960:160g	960:172g
			960:161g	960:174g

Non-Western History - 6 hours

960:127g	960:177g	960:182g
960:128g	960:178g	960:183g
960:175g	960:180g	960:187g
960:176g	960:181g

Additional Electives. - 6 hours

Electives from at least 2 related fields - 9 hours

Related Fields - 9 hours
(preferably in the social sciences - anthropology, economics, geography, political science, psychology, social work, and sociology)
At least 6 of the 9 hours must be 100-level courses. (Approval must be obtained from the Department Head for these courses in related fields.

NOTE: Courses used to meet the General Education or other degree requirements may not be used to meet requirements of this major. Ungraded credit will not be counted on the major or minor

PROFICIENCY IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. (particularly for those planning to do graduate work)