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History AA-T Degree

Part Time

This program roadmap represents one possible pathway to complete the program. Please see a counselor to create an education plan that is customized to meet your needs. This roadmap is not a guarantee of course availability or financial aid applicability.

Catalog:
2024-25
GE Pattern:
CSU GE Breadth
Total Units:
60

First Year

Semester 1

9 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
Req
HIST 307 1
History of World Civilizations to 1500
3
C2
GE
ENGWR 300 / 480 H
College Composition
3
A2
GE
any Area E (Lifelong Learning) course
3
E

1 or HIST 300/480H (History of Western Civilization)

Semester 2

7 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
GE
STAT 300 / 480 H
Introduction to Probability and Statistics
4
B4
GE
any Area D (Social Sciences) course
3
D

Second Year

Semester 3

9 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
Req
HIST 308 2
History of World Civilizations, 1500 to Present
3
C2
RE
any Area A3 (Critical Thinking) course
3
A3
Elec
any elective course numbered 300-499
3

2 or HIST 302/481H (History of Western Civilization)

Semester 4

6 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
GE
any Area A1 (Oral Communication) course
3
A1
Elec
any elective course numbered 300-499
3

Third Year

Semester 5

9 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
Req
HIST 310 / 483 H
History of the United States (To 1877)
3
RE
HIST 320
History of the United States: African-American Emphasis
3
GE
any Area B2 (Life Science) course
3
B2

Semester 6

7 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
RE
HIST 330
Women in American History
3
D
GE
any Area B1 (Physical Science) course
3
B1
GE
any Area B3 (Science Lab) course 3
1
B3

3 The Area B3 (Science Lab) course must correspond with either the Area B1 (Physical Science) or Area B2 (Life Science) course.

Fourth Year

Semester 7

9 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
Req
HIST 311 / 484 H
History of the United States (1865 - Present)
3
GE
any Area C1 (Arts) course
3
C1
Elec
any elective course numbered 300-499
3

Semester 8

4 Units
CAT. COURSE TITLE UNIT GE AREA
GE
any Area F (Ethnic Studies) course
3
F
Elec
any elective course numbered 300-499
1
Explanation of Categories
Req Required Core A course that is required for this program
GE General Education A course that fulfills a specific general education requirement for a degree, which can be replaced with another course that meets the same requirement
RE Restricted Elective A course selected from a list of elective courses specified for this program in the course list in the catalog, which can be replaced with another course from the same list
Elec Degree Elective A degree-applicable course that is part of a degree roadmap to ensure that there is a total of at least 60 units, which is a requirement for an associate degree

Transfer path

Potential Transfer Majors:

  • History B.A.
  • Social Science B.A.

Importance of Studying History:

The study of history equips students with cultural literacy while promoting critical thinking and nurturing well-informed perspectives of today’s world.

Potential Career/Options After Completing a Bachelor's Degree:

Students with a Bachelor’s degree in history are prepared to pursue careers in business, finance, journalism, historical preservation and restoration, curatorial work in museums and historical sites, film research, and a myriad of other career options requiring strong oral and written communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills. A Bachelor’s degree in history prepares students to continue their education and ultimately pursue careers in education (elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels), law, public history (archivists, curators), and a myriad of other professions requiring strong oral and written communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Advising Notes:

  • Students can substitute ESLW 340 for ENGWR 300/480.
  • Students wishing to declare a major in history are encouraged to meet with a history professor, in addition to an academic counselor, to discuss courses, transfer plans, and career goals. The History Department is located on the third floor of Davies Hall.

Other Notes to Students Preparing to Transfer:

  • See ASSIST.ORG for the transfer requirements of the institution to which you plan to transfer.
  • The UC system requires proficiency in a language other than English equivalent to two years of high school study. See a counselor about fulfilling this requirement.

Honors Courses (H):

Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better who complete 15 or more units of Honors coursework earn an Honors Transfer Certificate and can take advantage of honors-to-honors transfer agreements with highly selective colleges and universities, both public and private.

Published April 15, 2024

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