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Supplement your major with a minor in History. This program allows you to explore historical events, figures, and concepts through a focused course of study. It requires the completion of five courses, totaling 15 credits.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the credit requirements for the History Minor?
- The History Minor requires the completion of 15 credits, which is equivalent to five courses.
- How do I apply for the History Minor?
- To apply for the History Minor, you must first be admitted to the University of Pittsburgh and declare an undergraduate major. You can then declare the minor through your academic advisor or the History department's administrative office.
- What are the career prospects with a History Minor?
- A History Minor can support careers in education, research, archives, museums, government, law, and journalism by developing critical thinking, research, and analytical skills.
- Are there any scholarships available for the History Minor?
- The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree, but this scholarship is not applicable to the History Minor program.
- Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
- For international tuition rates and estimated living costs, please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and tuition pages, as well as the university's official tuition and fees schedule.
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentMust be admitted to the University of Pittsburgh and declare a major.
Specific course requirements for the minor can be found in the Course Descriptions and Program Requirements Sheet.
Fees
Tuition (international)For international tuition rates, please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and tuition pages.
Tuition (home)Tuition rates vary by program and residency status. Please consult the University of Pittsburgh's official tuition and fees schedule.
LivingEstimated living costs for students at the University of Pittsburgh can be found on the main university website. Specific costs may vary based on individual circumstances and campus location.
The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a 50% tuition and fees scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree. This specific scholarship is not applicable to the History Minor program.
How to apply
1. Apply to the University of PittsburghFirst-time students must apply for admission to the University of Pittsburgh. This typically involves submitting an application through the university's admissions portal.
2. Declare Your MajorEnsure you have an undergraduate major declared at the University of Pittsburgh.
3. Declare the History MinorOnce admitted and enrolled, you can typically declare a minor through your academic advisor or the relevant department's administrative office. Consult the program requirements sheet for specific instructions.
Scholarships
Coverdell Fellows Program50% tuition & fees scholarship
Frequently asked questions
What are the credit requirements for the History Minor?
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The History Minor requires the completion of 15 credits, which is equivalent to five courses.
How do I apply for the History Minor?
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To apply for the History Minor, you must first be admitted to the University of Pittsburgh and declare an undergraduate major. You can then declare the minor through your academic advisor or the History department's administrative office.
What are the career prospects with a History Minor?
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A History Minor can support careers in education, research, archives, museums, government, law, and journalism by developing critical thinking, research, and analytical skills.
Are there any scholarships available for the History Minor?
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The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree, but this scholarship is not applicable to the History Minor program.
Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
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For international tuition rates and estimated living costs, please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and tuition pages, as well as the university's official tuition and fees schedule.