B.A. in History
The Bachelor of Arts in history encourages you to appreciate the significance of world
events and comprehend the important connections between history, culture, and the
status quo. A complete range of courses in American, European, and African history
are led by skilled historians and scholars who make history come alive in the classroom.
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B.S. in History with Social Studies Teacher Licensure (7-12)
This program is designed for future social studies teachers who will make an exciting
and important impact on history, civics, economics, and psychology students in junior
high and high school classrooms. You will learn to integrate and apply the knowledge
you learn in actual public school classrooms for grades 7-12. Click here to learn more.
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B.A. in Political Science
A Bachelor of Arts in political science combines the skills of the humanities and
sciences. You will develop historical and philosophical perspectives on politics,
build skills in analysis and synthesis, and hone your ability to communicate clearly
and forcibly. Students with this degree enter national conversations about the economy,
elections, global conflicts, and the United States' role in the world. Click here to learn more.
Diversity Studies
This 18-hour minor gives students an opportunity to study human diversity from the
perspective of multiple disciplines, making it an ideal complement to any major. View the degree plan here.
History
This 18-hour minor provides you with analytical thinking skills and research and writing
abilities that all employers desire from their employees. By providing you with core
knowledge of the past, a minor in history helps prepare you for the responsibilities
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Philosophy
This 18-hour minor provides students with an opportunity to improve their critical
thinking and conceptual/linguistics skills while enhancing their problem-solving skills
and encouraging them to be adaptable thinkers. View the degree plan here.
Political Science
This 18-hour program helps students hone their thinking skills, which will help them
in other courses, and also prepares them to have a greater understanding of the complexities
of the modern political system, producing more informed and effective citizens. Click here to view the degree plan here.
Sociology
This 18-hour program helps students become practical critical thinkers with greater
understanding of the structure of social groups, organizations, and societies. This
minor complements other majors focused on understanding social change and the causes
and consequences of human behavior. View the degree plan here.
