History
The History transfer degree is designed to complete the first two years of a Bachelor of Arts degree in History. Graduates can pursue careers in areas such as education, museum curation, or public policy. Students transferring may specialize in fields like American history, World History, or historical research and preservation. This degree prepares students to continue their education toward advanced degrees and certifications, opening doors to careers in academia, law, archival work, or cultural resource management.
Courses
- BIO 105 — Human Biology
- CMN 101 — Introduction to Speech I 3 Life or Physical Science 3
- CSC 100 — Computer Literacy
- ECO 101 — Principles of Macroeconomics 3
- ENG 101 — section. The course will enhance the goals and objectives of ENG 101. ENG
- ENG 102 — Rhetoric and Composition II
- ENG 231 — American Literature I 3 HIS 222 U.S. History I Since 1945
- ENG 232 — American Literature II
- FYE 101 — Blazing Your Trail, is a required one-credit hour general education course
- HIS 101 — Western Civilization I
- HIS 102 — Western Civilization II
- HIS 111 — World History I
- HIS 112 — World History II
- HIS 222 — U.S. History I Since 1945
- MAT 109 — Elementary Statistics 3 CSC 107 Word Processing-Core Level 2
- PHL 101 — Introduction to Philosophy
- PHL 201 — SOC 222. Some of these courses may also be used to meet appropriate
- PSC 101 — American Government or ECO 101
- PSC 110 — Introduction to Political Science
- SCI 100 — Environmental Geology
- SOC 111 — Social Problems
- SOC 222 — Sociology of Diversity