Undergraduate Program of Study

• HIST 1111- Civilization I or HIST 1112 - Civilization II (If taken to satisfy core area B or E, substitute an approved global perspectives course.)
• HIST 2111- History of America to 1877 (If taken to satisfy core area E, substitute a humanities or social science course at the 1000 or 2000 level.)
• HIST 2112 - History of America since 1865 (If taken to satisfy core area E, substitute a humanities or social science course at the 1000 or 2000 level.)
• Foreign Language 1002 - Elementary Language II
• Foreign Language 2001 - Intermediate Language I
• Foreign Language 2002 — Intermediate II

• HIST 3500 - Historical Methods
• HIST 4500 - Advanced Seminar
• One public history course (3000 or above).
• Seven other history courses at the 3000 level or above. Only one may be Fieldwork or Study Abroad
• In selecting the remainder of their advanced courses students may choose to concentrate in one particular area of history (European, American, or non-western), providing they complete at least six hours outside of that area.
• In choosing the remainder of their advanced courses students may choose to concentrate in one particular area of history (European, American, or non-western), providing they complete at least six hours outside that area.

• MATH 2200: Elementary Statistics may be substituted as three hours at the 2000 level.
• At least six semester hours at the 3000 level or above chosen from the social sciences and/or the humanities excluding history. Six semester hours may be at the 2000 level.

* grade of C or better required