Requirements for the History/Social Science Major with Teaching are 42 hours, including 32 credits in History and 10 credits in Social Sciences:
Code | Title | Credits |
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Major Requirements | ||
Social Sciences | 10 | |
Principles of Microeconomics | ||
General Geography | ||
American Politics and Government | ||
History | ||
Core Research Sequence | 8 | |
Why History? (Usually taken during the freshman or sophomore year) | ||
Christianity and Historical Study (Senior Seminar) | ||
American History | 8 | |
American History to 1865 | ||
American History from 1865 | ||
World History & Electives 1 | 16 | |
AIS: Native Chicago: American Indians in the Midwest 2 | ||
AIS: Media Revolutions from Gutenberg to Google 2 | ||
AIS: Christianity in Korea 2 | ||
AIS: Sports and Christianity in America 2 | ||
Exploring the Global Past (World History Since 1500 Survey Section) | ||
Select 4 credits of European history | ||
Select 4 credits of Global Studies history from Asia, Africa, or Latin America | ||
Total Credits | 42 |
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Three electives must be 200 or 300 level, and at least one must be 300 level. All should be HIST prefixes, unless CORE 312, CORE 317, CORE 383, or CORE 391 are chosen as the student's AIS.
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Optional elective. Per college-wide policy, students may only take one AIS course total while at Wheaton.
Note: Students must also complete the Secondary Education Major, which prepares students for licensure. If a student chooses to drop the Secondary Education Major, they must switch from History/Social Science with Teaching to History. If a student wants to pursue the Accelerated Master’s in Teaching, which also prepares students for licensure, they should major in History and complete the Pre-Licensure Secondary Education Certificate.