Associate in Arts Degree


The history major fosters an understanding of ourselves and our world through the study of the past - both remote and recent. The program develops critical thinking and a broad background in issues and ideas from our past. The major thus prepares students for transfer to B.A. programs in history. It also offers all students fundamental preparation for careers in business, government, teaching, and a number of professional fields (for example, paralegal or law careers).

 
Required Program
Courses
Units
United State History
 
6
Two courses from: 
 
3
History 14, History of the United States, African-American Emphasis or   
History 15, History of the United States, African-American Emphasis and  
History 17 or 17H, History of the United States to 1877 (through Reconstruction), including  H or I or   
History 18 or 18H, History of the United States (1877 to the present), including  H or I  

Western Civilizations or World History

6
Two courses from either
History 4 (or 4 H), History of Western Civilization (times to the Renaissance) and 
History 5, History of Western Civilization (from High Renaissance to the present) or
History 11, World History to 1500 and 
History 12, World History from 1500 to the present
Breadth Area 3
One course in:
History 8, History of Americas (through the Wars of Independence)
History 9, History of Americas (from national independence to the present day)
History 10, History of Mexico
History 19, Asian Civilization (through 1600)
History 20, Asian Civilization (since 1600)
History 22, African History and Culture to 1880
Electives   3
One course in other history electives (excluding
History 16, Survey of the United States History and
History 58, Contemporary American History and Institutions)
Total Units Required 18



Associate in Science Degree (A.S.): The Associate in Science Degree may be obtained by completion of the required program with grades of "C" or better, plus general education requirements, plus sufficient electives to meet a 60-unit total. 

Transfer Program:
Transfer students should consult the Requirements of Transfer Institutions in the catalog and the History or related major sections of the specific catalog for the institution to which they wish to transfer to determine admissions, general education, and major requirements.  Consultation with an SCC counselor is advised.
 

 
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