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History Major

The history major provides students with a solid foundation in American and world history, geography, research, and writing, while also allowing students to study their preferred time periods, regions, and historical themes. Upon graduation, students are equipped for numerous career paths that call for reasoning, the ability to analyze complex problems, well-developed writing skills, and familiarity with a variety of cultures.

History Minor

Learn about the triumphs and tragedies of humankind through studies in American, European, and world history, as you prepare to make solid decisions that are grounded in the human experience.

Humanities Minor

Study and discuss the great works of literature, philosophy, art, music, science, and theology.

Political Science Major

The political science major furnishes students with a solid foundation in American government, politics, history, and classical and modern political thought, preparing them to take an informed, intelligent, and leading role in the affairs of their community, country, and world. Upon graduation, students enter careers in government, research, policy, law, military, and law enforcement.

Political Science Minor

Learn about classical and modern political thought, American politics, and international relations as you prepare to become an advocate for truth and justice in your community and beyond.

Prelaw Minor

Become versed in political science, criminal law, constitutional law, and political philosophy as you prepare for the rigors of law school.

Social Science Major

The social science major supplies students with an integrated study of the social sciences—history, political science, geography, economics, sociology, and psychology—which helps them develop analytical skills, comparative perspectives, critical judgment, and a knowledge base about the world. Upon graduation, students will have completed a subject-matter program in social science approved the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, allowing them to bypass the CSET exam and begin pursuing teaching at the high school or junior high school level.

Note: This information is current for the 2024-25 academic year; however, all stated academic information is subject to change. Refer to the current Academic Catalog for more information.