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Dec 22, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
History, B.A.
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History offers a major that leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree and a minor for students majoring in other disciplines. The major consists of 39 credit hours in history. The minor consists of 15 credit hours in history. In addition, the Department offers an internship program (HTY 300 ) in cooperation with area historical societies, museums, libraries, and other institutions.
College Level Equivalency Program (CLEP) examinations are available in both Field I and Field II. Unusually well-prepared entering students who pass one or more of these examinations may substitute 300-level course(s) for the HTY 101 /HTY 102 and/or HTY 131 /HTY 132 introductory surveys.
A history major or minor must achieve at least six credits of B or better grades in history courses. No grade of D will count toward fulfillment of a history major or minor. Majors and minors are reminded that, in addition to History requirements, they must also meet those of the University Core curriculum.
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History Requirements
To graduate with a bachelor of arts in history, a student must successfully complete a minimum of 39 credits in history courses as follows: Advanced Elective History Courses
Select five 300-399 level courses in consultation with your History major advisor.
Capstone:
Other courses in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences have historical interest. With prior approval from the Department, majors may apply one such upper level course toward their Advanced History Elective requirements. Majors also are encouraged to take such courses as supplementary electives USM Core Requirements
The USM Core Curriculum is a coherent, integrative, and rigorous liberal education that enables our graduates to be world-minded, intentional, life-long learners and captures your general education degree requirements.
Please Note: Core requirements may be part of your major and/or minor, and Core may have been fulfilled with transfer credit. Please consult your MaineStreet Degree Progress Report (DPR) and review your degree progress with your Advisor. For additional information, access the USM Core webpage.
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