A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- BS
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- CIP
- 05.0207
- Credits (computed from items)
- 24
- Catalog edition
- 2025-2026
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- SOC
- 25-1062
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 168005
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_168005_a4bce903
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Undergraduate Degree Requirements
44 items
- Foundation StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Art HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Arts AdministrationNot resolved to a course
- Asian StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Black StudiesNot resolved to a course
- CAS Honors Community ScholarsNot resolved to a course
- CAS Self-Designed MajorNot resolved to a course
- Computer ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Criminal JusticeNot resolved to a course
- Environmental ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Environmental StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Forensic ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Global and Cultural CommunicationNot resolved to a course
- Global Cultural StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Graphic DesignNot resolved to a course
- History, BA, BSNot resolved to a course
- History MinorNot resolved to a course
- Honor SocietyNot resolved to a course
- History and Literature HonorsNot resolved to a course
- Interior DesignNot resolved to a course
- International RelationsNot resolved to a course
- Media and FilmNot resolved to a course
- Paralegal StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Political ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Politics, Philosophy and EconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Public RelationsNot resolved to a course
- Radiation Science and TherapyNot resolved to a course
- Religious StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Restorative Justice PracticesNot resolved to a course
- Social MediaNot resolved to a course
- Studio ArtNot resolved to a course
- Women's and Gender StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Youth and Community StudiesNot resolved to a course
- College of Arts and Sciences Graduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Sawyer Business School Undergraduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Sawyer Business School Graduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Dual Degree Graduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- INTO Suffolk ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Catalog LinksNot resolved to a course
- Catalog HomeNot resolved to a course
- Site MapNot resolved to a course
- All CatalogsNot resolved to a course
- 2025-2026 Catalog / College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Programs / History / History, BA, BSNot resolved to a course
- History, BA, BSNot resolved to a course
Degree Requirements
2 items
- Learning Goals and ObjectivesNot resolved to a course
- Honors in the MajorNot resolved to a course
Degree Requirements - 126 credits
1 item
- Students can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree with this majorNot resolved to a course
Core Requirements (2 courses, 5 credits)
9 items
- College to Career: Explore Your Options and Find Your PathNot resolved to a course
- Honors College to Career: Explore Your Options and Find Your PathNot resolved to a course
- Gateway to the Past The Historian's CraftNot resolved to a course
- Introductory Elective (1 course, 4 credits)Not resolved to a course4
- Choose one of the following:Not resolved to a course
- Introduction to Asian Studies: Culture, People, IdeasNot resolved to a course
- Cultures and Social Transformations in AsiaNot resolved to a course
- American Life to the Civil War EraNot resolved to a course
- American Life Since the Civil War EraNot resolved to a course
Advanced Electives (3 courses, 12 credits)
8 items
- Choose one additional 4-credit History course at the 200-level or aboveNot resolved to a course
- Choose one additional 4-credit History course at the 200-level or aboveNot resolved to a course
- Choose one additional 4-credit History course at the 200-level or aboveNot resolved to a course
- Capstone Experience (1 course, 4 credits)Not resolved to a course4
- Choose four credits from the following in consultation with the major advisor:Not resolved to a course
- History InternshipNot resolved to a course
- Senior Applied Learning ProjectNot resolved to a course
- Senior Honors CapstoneNot resolved to a course
Concentration Requirement (4 courses, 16 credits)
6 items
- Choose one of the following areas of concentration:Not resolved to a course
- United States HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Regional and Global HistoriesNot resolved to a course
- Public HistoryNot resolved to a course
- About the History MajorNot resolved to a course
- View the Program PageNot resolved to a course
United States History Concentration: 4 courses, 16 credits
22 items
- Choose four of the following:Not resolved to a course
- Race, Economics, and Politics in Boston: 1950s to the PresentNot resolved to a course
- African-American History 1619-1860Not resolved to a course
- African-American History from 1860Not resolved to a course
- Cold War America Through the Tumultuous 1960sNot resolved to a course
- U.S. Women's History Colonial to 1865Not resolved to a course
- The Early American Republic: Politics and Culture in the New NationNot resolved to a course
- Honors Jefferson to Jackson: Culture and Politics in the New NationNot resolved to a course
- Regional and Global Histories Concentration: 4 courses, 16 creditsNot resolved to a course16
- Choose four of the following:Not resolved to a course
- The History of PanafricanismNot resolved to a course
- Service Learning- Walls and Bridges: Immigration in Global PerspectiveNot resolved to a course
- Modern East AsiaNot resolved to a course
- Exploring AsiaNot resolved to a course
- Asian Peoples and CulturesNot resolved to a course
- History of the MediterraneanNot resolved to a course
- History of IslamNot resolved to a course
- Honors History of IslamNot resolved to a course
- History of Modern Europe, 1650-1945Not resolved to a course
- Samurai: History, Literature and FilmNot resolved to a course
- From Prophetess to Poetess: African Women Since 1800Not resolved to a course
- Furies to Femi-Nazis: A History of Modern Anti-FeminismNot resolved to a course
Public History Concentration: 4 courses, 16 credits
43 items
- Public History in PracticeNot resolved to a course
- Choose three of the following:Not resolved to a course
- The History of PanafricanismNot resolved to a course
- Intro to ProductionNot resolved to a course
- Getting Started With Oral HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Honors Getting Started With Oral HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Narrating the Past With Digital HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Honors Narrating the Past With Digital HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Building Urban America: City Design and Architecture From 1700-1880Not resolved to a course
- Honors Building Urban America: City Design and ArchitectureNot resolved to a course
- Boston: Heritage of a CityNot resolved to a course
- Monumental Women: Female Public SpaceNot resolved to a course
- Honors Monumental Women: Female Public SpaceNot resolved to a course
- About the History MajorNot resolved to a course
- View the Program PageNot resolved to a course
- History Major Learning Goals and ObjectivesNot resolved to a course
- Learning GoalsNot resolved to a course
- Learning ObjectivesNot resolved to a course
- Understand the discipline of historyNot resolved to a course
- - Communicate how and why historians frame questions on human experienceNot resolved to a course
- - Explain the origins of historians’ different interpretations of the pastNot resolved to a course
- - Describe and apply the ethical standards for historical practice as defined by the professionNot resolved to a course
- Understand a body of historical knowledge pertaining to a society, nation, and/or regionNot resolved to a course
- - Communicate how historical actors shaped and were shaped by their historical periodNot resolved to a course
- - Interpret historical ideas and actions in their social, cultural, and political contextsNot resolved to a course
- - Analyze the histories of a society, nation, and/or region within the context of global developmentsNot resolved to a course
- Understand the sources and methods used by historians to interpret the pastNot resolved to a course
- - Distinguish primary and secondary sources and their uses in explaining the pastNot resolved to a course
- - Analyze sources for their credibility, context, perspective, and biasNot resolved to a course
- - Describe quantitative and qualitative research methods and their uses by historiansNot resolved to a course
- Know how to create credible historical arguments and narrativesNot resolved to a course
- - Articulate open-ended, clear, and interesting research questions about historical actors, events, and/or developmentsNot resolved to a course
- - Design a research strategy that comprises academic databases, archival collections, and digitized sourcesNot resolved to a course
- - Identify the characteristics of a focused, reasoned, and valid historical argumentNot resolved to a course
- - Communicate the significance of the research findingsNot resolved to a course
- Understand how to apply historical knowledge and historical thinking to contemporary issuesNot resolved to a course
- - Describe how history shapes their lives and contemporary societyNot resolved to a course
- - Explain the value of historical thinking for lifelong learning and engaged citizenshipNot resolved to a course
- About the History MajorNot resolved to a course
- View the Program PageNot resolved to a course
- Honors in the MajorNot resolved to a course
- To become a candidate for honors in the History major, a student must:Not resolved to a course
- To complete requirements for honors in the History major, a candidate must:Not resolved to a course
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