The History Bachelor of Arts program at Young Harris College provides students with a deep understanding of the past to better comprehend the present. The curriculum focuses on social, cultural, military, economic, political, and intellectual historical moments. Students develop critical thinking and analytical skills through a broad exploration of historical topics. The program is built on a liberal arts core, allowing ample elective hours for students to pursue double majors, minors, or courses outside their primary field of study that align with their interests.
A Bachelor of Arts in History requires 120 credit hours of coursework, divided into General Education, Program Courses, and Electives. Key required courses include Survey of Civilization and American History.
While specific English proficiency scores are not detailed, international students typically need to demonstrate adequate English language skills for admission.
Prospective students should contact the admissions office for the most current and detailed fee information.
Applicants must have successfully completed secondary education, typically demonstrated by a High School Diploma. Specific academic transcripts and supporting documents will be required during the application process.
The Bachelor of Arts in History program requires a total of 120 credit hours of coursework. These credits are divided into General Education, Program Courses, and Electives.
You can begin the application process through the Young Harris College online application portal. You will need to submit academic transcripts and other required documents.
Key required courses include Survey of Civilization I, Survey of Civilization II, and American History. The curriculum provides a broad exploration of historical topics.
Graduates develop strong analytical, critical thinking, and research skills through a deep understanding of the past. These skills are valuable in a variety of professional fields.