SSHIS - Social Sciences Program, History Option, A.A.
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Program Description
Graduates of this program will be able to:
- Communicate historical content effectively in written and verbal forms
- Explain the impact of historical developments on their lives and the diverse world around them
Requirements
General Education: 45-48 Credits
As described in the General Education section of the catalog and as identified below:
Communications Credits: 9
Humanities Credits: 9
Social Sciences Credits: 6
Mathematics/Science/Technological Competency Credits: 12
Mathematics Credits: 3-8
Science (1 lab science course required) Credits: 4-8
Technological Competency Credits: 0-4
Cultural and Global Awareness Credits: 3
History Credits: 6
Career Studies: 12 Credits From Among the Following:
At least one course must be a 200-level course
course - World Civilization I Credits: 3
course - World Civilization II Credits: 3
course - Contemporary World History Credits: 3
course - Vietnam: Historical Perspectives Credits: 3
course - Women's History Survey: Experiences, Contributions and Debates Credits: 3
course - Dimensions of the Holocaust Credits: 3 *
course - American Civilization I Credits: 3
course - American Civilization II Credits: 3
course - Recent American History Credits: 3
course - The 1960s: Pop Music and the Counterculture Credits: 3
course - African-American History I Credits: 3
course - African-American History II Credits: 3
course - Native American Studies Credits: 3
course - History of New Jersey Credits: 3
course - History of World War II Credits: 3
course - African Civilization Credits: 3
course - Modern Latin American History Credits: 3 **
course - History of Modern Asia Credits: 3 *
course - History of Modern Russia Credits: 3
course - Middle Eastern History Credits: 3 **
course - Immigration & Ethnicity in American History Credits: 3
course - American Civil War Credits: 3 *
course - Topics in History Credits: 3
Electives: 0-3 Credits
Total Credits Required for Degree: 60
Notes:
Note: History courses used to satisfy the History of Humanities General Education requirements will not satisfy career studies.
*Offered Fall Term only
**Offered Spring Term only
Students planning to transfer should see their counselor regarding transfer institution history requirements.
Suggested Sequence
The following sequence is an example of how this degree can be completed in two years. This sequence is based on satisfaction of all Foundational Studies requirements and prerequisites and presumes a Fall Term start date. An individual’s program may vary depending on transfer institution, career objectives, or individual needs. See a counselor for other options and to monitor your progress.
Semester 1: Fall Term
course - World Civilization I or course - American Civilization I Credits: 3
course - English Composition: The Writing Process Credits: 3
Career Studies Credits: 3
Mathematics Credits: 3-4 (1)
Mathematics/Science/Technological Competency Credits: 3-4 (1)
Total Credits: 15-17
Semester 2: Spring Term
course - World Civilization II or course - American Civilization II Credits: 3
course - English Composition: Writing and Research Credits: 3
Career Studies Credits: 3
Humanities Credits: 3
Mathematics or Science Credits: 3-4 (1)
Total Credits: 15-16
Semester 3: Fall Term
Career Studies Credits: 3
Communications Credits: 3
Science (with lab) Credits: 4 (1)
Humanities Credits: 3
Social Sciences Credits: 3
Total Credits: 16
Semester 4: Spring Term
Career Studies Credits: 3
Humanities Credits: 3
Cultural and Global Awareness Credits: 3
Social Sciences Credits: 3
Elective Credits: 0-3
Total Credits: 12-15
Sequence Note:
(1) A minimum of 12 credits are required from Mathematics/Science/Technological Competency knowledge areas.