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History unlocks the secrets of today. This crucial insight often escapes many in America's forward-focused culture. To truly grasp the present and navigate the future wisely, we must first comprehend what came before. The present emerges directly from historical events, and contemporary challenges can only be addressed effectively through historical context.
As the cornerstone of liberal arts, history connects all disciplines. It serves as the unifying thread that weaves together diverse academic subjects into a coherent framework.
All degree programs mandate foundational coursework in English, social sciences, and STEM fields. They also feature unique requirements: a minor for B.S. candidates, intermediate foreign language skills for B.A. seekers, and specialized education credits for history teaching degrees. These programs offer diverse historical studies spanning North American, European, and global perspectives. Following introductory classes, history majors collaborate with advisors to design tailored upper-level course sequences.