The Bachelor of Arts in History/Political Science offers three tracks, allowing students to specialize in history, political science, or law and society. All three tracks include a required senior seminar in which students are expected to produce a significant piece of research. This program provides the opportunity for students to explore internships in the local community at historical societies, political organizations, and legal offices.
The law and society track teaches students to be active and aware citizens and provides them with the skills needed for a career in law. This concentration divides the student's major classes into a history/political science foundation so that they understand United States and international history and politics, a humanities foundation which requires classes focusing on communication, writing, and logic skills, and law specific in which students take classes focused directly on legal issues in fields including sociology, criminal justice, labor studies, and business.
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The Bachelor of Science in History/Political Science meshes with the Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. Students who complete the dual major in secondary education and history/political science will graduate with depth in both the history/political science discipline and teaching.
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