HISTORY MAJOR
With ADOLESCENT/YOUNG ADULT LICENSURE IN SOCIAL STUDIES
Four Year Plan – Beginning in Odd Year
This is a suggested program guide. It is not to be interpreted as a contract. Changes may occur.
Please see your program advisor before you register for courses.
updated 6/15
YEAR
FALL
SPRING
First
Year
LAS 105 Becoming a Scholar
ENG 110 College English
Fine Arts Course
PLS 251 American Political Process*
HIS 180 Intro. to the Study of History
Total
3
3
3
3
3
15
(ENG 120
PSY 110
SOC 152
HUM 221
HIS 200
EDU 200
EDU 205
Total
Second
Year
EDU 220
ECN 141
REL 100
HIS 201
HIS 210
HUM 222
Total
2
3
3
3
3
3
17
EDU 353 Ed. Psychology & Instr. Practices
GEO 111 Principles of Geography*
ECN 142 Principles of Microeconomics
HIS 225 History: Theory and Application *
U.S. History course
Total
3
3
3
3
3
15
Third
Year
U.S. History course
3
PLS 100 Introduction to Political Science 3
European History course
3
HIS 212 World History 2*
3
EDU 403 A/YA Special Methods: Social St
2
SED 220 Child & Adolescent Dev & Diversity 2
Total
16
SOC 162 Anthropology
LAS 342 Cross-cultural Experience
HIS 350 Research Seminar *
Non-Lab Science
EDU 332 Social & Philosophical Issues in Ed
SED 389 Issues in Special Education
Total
3
4
3
3
3
1
17
Fourth
Year
REL 373 War, Peace, and Nonviolence
COM 185 Public Speaking and Persuasion
Natural Science with lab
EDU 303 Computers & Tech in Education
EDU 305 Content Area Literacy
European History course
Total
LAS 400 Christian Values in a Global Comm
EDU 415 Special Methods 2
EDU 425 Leadership Seminar
EDU 451 Clinical Practice: A/YA
Total
3
2
2
10
17
Curriculum and Assessment
Principles of Macroeconomics
Intro to Biblical Worldview
Making of Contemporary America
World History 1*
Humanities 2
3
3
4
2
3
3
18
College English
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Humanities 1
Found. of American Civilization
Introduction to Teaching
Field Experience
3)
3
3
3
3
3
1
16
124 total hours to complete graduation requirements (this includes 2 hours of arts and lecture credit)
Bold face print denotes major course requirement
Italic print denotes courses needed for licensure.
*Alternate year courses
+ Those
designated for ENG 120 who are not in the honors program can take Intro to Psychology in the Fall semester.