Advisement Worksheet
Department of History
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (36 crs)
Concentration: (circle one)(18 crs)
U.S.
European
General Program – B.A. Degree
Minor:
300 level or above – see back for appropriate courses
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Outside the concentration (6 crs) 300 level or above
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NOTE: Honors program described on back.
History Electives – any level (12 crs)
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138 credits of which at least 30 must be graduate
credits
Or Alternatively
Concentration: World History (24 crs)
300 level or above – (AHIS 286 and 287 may be included)
At least 6 credits and no more than 9 credits must from
U.S. and/or European History
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B.A./M.A. PROGRAM
Up to 12 graduate credits may be applied
simultaneously to both B.A. and M.A.
SEE BULLETIN FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
Undergraduate requirements are the same as listed on
this sheet.
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.20, three letters of
recommendation (at least one of which is from
History).
History Electives – any level (12 crs) [total upper-level
credits for the major must be at least 24]
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MAJOR & MINOR RESIDENCY: The University requires a residence requirement in your major and minor. Please consult
the Undergraduate Bulletin to determine the requirements that apply.
Review Undergraduate Bulletin and Audit Student for General Education requirements.
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HISTORY HONORS PROGRAM
36 credits as follows:
Honors Courses: (12 crs)
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*All 12 credits to be counted toward concentration
Concentration: (circle one)
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European
In addition to the above honors courses (12 crs), need
at least 6 more credits, 300 level or above, in
concentration:
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Outside the concentration (6 crs) 300 level or above
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Concentration: World History (24 crs)
300 level or above – AHIS 259, 286, and 287 may be
upper level courses in this concentration. At least 6
and no more than 9 credits may come from U.S.
and/or European History.
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Students may be admitted in 2nd semester of their junior year.
Must have completed 15 credits of History with at least 6 credits at or above 300 level.
Must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 and a GPA in History of at least 3.50.
Students should contact the Undergraduate Director for information on applying to the honors program.
The courses which may be used as part of the concentration* are as follows:
United States History Concentration: AHIS 300/Z, 301/Z, 302/Z, 304/Z, 305/Z, 306/Z, 307/Z, 308/Z, 309/Z, 311/Z,
312/Z, 313/Z, 314/Z, 315/Z, 316/Z, 317/Z, 318/Z, 321/Z, 322/Z, 324/Z, 325/Z, 326/Z, 327/Z, 328/Z, 356/Z, 390/Z,
394/Z, 424/Z, 425/Z, 440/Z, 478/Z, 479/Z, 480/Z, 499.
European History Concentration: AHIS 336/Z, 337/Z, 338/Z, 339/Z, 340/Z, 341/Z, 342/Z, 343/Z, 344/Z, 345/Z, 346/Z,
347/Z, 348/Z, 349/Z, 350/Z, 351/Z, 352/Z, 353/Z, 354/Z, 355/Z, 356/Z, 358/Z, 359/Z, 360/Z, 363/Z, 364/Z, 365/Z,
366/Z, 391/Z, 416/Z, 420/Z, 454/Z, 455/Z, 456/Z, 460/Z, 463/Z, 481/Z, 483/Z.
Ibero-American History Concentration: AHIS 350/Z, 367/Z, 369/Z, 371/Z, 392/Z, 472/Z, 482/Z.
Asian History Concentration: AHIS 341/Z, 356/Z, 357/Z, 358/Z, 376/Z, 377/Z, 378/Z, 379/Z, 380/Z, 381/Z, 382/Z,
383/Z, 384/Z, 385/Z, 387/Z, 388/Z, 389/Z, 396/Z, 397/Z, 398/Z, 399/Z, 413/Z, 458/Z, 463/Z.
World History Concentration: All courses applicable to United States, European, Ibero-American, and Asian
concentrations as well as African history courses (AHIS 286, 287, 386Z, 476). At least 6 credits and no more than 9
credits may come from U.S. and/or European history.
*The following courses may also apply to all of the concentrations when the topic is appropriate: AHIS 485/Z, 490Z,
492, 493/Z, 495/Z, 496/Z, 497/Z.
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