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Messiah College History with World History Concentration (B.A.) Requirements for students matriculating in 2015-2016 HACC Course Options Major requirements [HIST 099] Introduction to History Three credits from the following: [HIST 101] Western Civilization Before 1500 (3) [HIST 102] Western Civilization Since 1500 (3) [HIST 141] U.S. History Survey to 1865 [HIST 142] U.S. History Survey Since 1865 Three credits from the following: [HIST 171] World Civilizations: Bronze Age–1500 (3) [HIST 172] World Civilizations: 1500–Present (3) [HIST 258] Historical Methods One 300-level Classical and Medieval European History course1 One 300-level Modern European History course1 One 300-level World History course1 One 300-level American History course1 [HIST 401] Historiography and Philosophy of History One of the following Experiential Learning Components2 [INTE 391] or [INTE 394] Internship4 (1-9) Study Abroad option (0) World History Concentration (9) Nine credits from the following: [HIST 371] Premodern Civilizations of Asia (3) [HIST 372] Modern Civilizations of Asia (3) [HIST 373] History of India before 1500 (3) [HIST 374] History of Modern India and Pakistan (3) [HIST 375] Gandhi’s India: 1869-1948 (3) [HIST 379] History of the Middle East (3) [HIST 381] History of Africa (3) [HIST 383] South Africa: Struggle for Freedom (3) Experiential Learning Requirement
Credits 1 3
QuEST requirements
Credits 3
HIST 201, 202 3 3 3
HIST 103 HIST 104 HIST 101, 102
3 3 3 3 3 3 0-9
9
0
First Year Seminar 3 Oral Communication Created and Called for Community (W) Mathematical Sciences Laboratory Science Science, Technology & the World
Credits
3 3 or 4 3 or 4 3
HACC Courses ENGL 101 (if taken after high school) COMM 101 or SPCH 101 Messiah Course See list below See list below Messiah Course
3 3
3-4 3-4
Courses for Messiah College have been selected by joint agreement of HACC and Messiah College. However, curricula are subject to change and it is in your best interest to speak with your advisor and/or the Messiah College transfer advisor if you have questions. Courses that are “recommended” fulfill HACC requirements, as well as Messiah College general education and/or major requirements. It is in your best interest to take the recommended courses.
Messiah College History with World History Concentration (B.A.) Requirements for students matriculating in 2015-2016 European History (HIST 101 or 102) United States History (HIST 141 or 142) Literature Philosophy and Religion
met/major met/major 3 3 3
Arts 3 First Semester of Language 3 Second Semester of Language 3 Third Semester of Language or Cross Cultural (Messiah Course) Non-Western Studies (HIST 171 or 172) Bible Christian Beliefs
Wellness One of the following: Ethics, World Views, or Pluralism QuEST requirements Major Requirements (inclusive of concentration) Free Electives Total
met/major 3 3 1
3 46-48 40-49 37-26 123
Any ENGL Literature 201 or higher PHIL 101 ARCH 111, ART 102, 105, 107, 121, 151, 171, MUS 102, 104,110, 119, 210, THEA 101, 110, 111 Any Modern Language1st Level Any Modern Language 2nd Level Any Modern Language Intermediate Level Messiah Course Messiah Course Any two Messiah WELL 100 Equivalent Courses Messiah Course
3 3 3
3 3 3
2
32-34
1
[HIST 391] Historical Study of Peace, [HIST 392] Women and Gender in History, and [HIST 393] Public History count as concentration courses but do not count as the “One 300-level American, Modern European, World, or Classical and Medieval European History course.” 2 History majors must participate in one of the following options: Option 1 - An approved historical Internship ([INTE 391]/[INTE 394]) of up to nine credits during the academic year or during the summer in one of the following areas: Archives, Museums, Historical Libraries and Societies, Historical Preservation, Historical Research, Public History, or Richmond University Internships in London. Option 2 - Participation in an approved study abroad program, with at least one history course in the semester’s curriculum. That history course(s) will count towards either the core requirements or the elective requirements, and therefore will not increase the amount of credits required for the major. See the department for a complete list and more information about the study abroad programs. 3 Fulfills Writing Enriched course requirement for major. 4 INTE 391/394 must be taken for a letter grade to fulfill major requirement.
Courses for Messiah College have been selected by joint agreement of HACC and Messiah College. However, curricula are subject to change and it is in your best interest to speak with your advisor and/or the Messiah College transfer advisor if you have questions. Courses that are “recommended” fulfill HACC requirements, as well as Messiah College general education and/or major requirements. It is in your best interest to take the recommended courses.
Messiah College History with World History Concentration (B.A.) Requirements for students matriculating in 2015-2016 CIS courses that count toward QuEST Math requirement for non-Math majors: Messiah Course
HACC Course
MATH 101
Intro to Mathematical Sciences
MATH 111
Principles of Mathematics
MATH 102
The Mathematics of Growth
MATH 119
Pre-Calculus
MATH 102
The Mathematics of Growth
MATH 103
College Algebra
MATH 107
Applied Mathematics for Mgmt
MATH 110
Applied Calculus for Business
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CIS 110
Intro Micro Information System
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
WEB 102
Internet and WEB Design
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
WEB 220
HTML
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CA 155
Intro to Software for Business
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CIS 105
Intro to Software for Business
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CIS 127
Intro to Microsoft Windows
CIS 181
Computer Programming I
CPS 161
Computer Science I
CIS 181
Computer Programming I
CPS 121
Intro to Java Programming
CIS 191
Web Development: Client S
WEB 110
Web Site Publishing
Science courses that count toward the QuEST Lab Science requirement for non-Science majors: Messiah Course
HACC Course
BIOL 102
Bioscience
ENSP 180
Introduction to Environmental
CHEM 102
Chemistry for Living
CHEM 100
Principles of Chemistry
CHEM 102
Chemistry for Living
CHEM 113
Chemistry for the Nonscientist
BIOL 258
Human Biology
BIOL 111
Introduction to Human Biology
SCIE 100
Gen Ed. Lab Science Elect
BIOL 108
Intro to Biological Science
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
ASTR 104
Intro Stellar Astronomy
SCIE 100
Gen. Ed Lab Elective
ENVS 201
Intro to Environmental Science
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
ASTR 103
Intro to Planetary Astronomy
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
PHSC 114
Intro Physical Science II
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
METR 101
Weather and Climate
Courses for Messiah College have been selected by joint agreement of HACC and Messiah College. However, curricula are subject to change and it is in your best interest to speak with your advisor and/or the Messiah College transfer advisor if you have questions. Courses that are “recommended” fulfill HACC requirements, as well as Messiah College general education and/or major requirements. It is in your best interest to take the recommended courses.
Credits 1 3
QuEST requirements
Credits 3
HIST 201, 202 3 3 3
HIST 103 HIST 104 HIST 101, 102
3 3 3 3 3 3 0-9
9
0
First Year Seminar 3 Oral Communication Created and Called for Community (W) Mathematical Sciences Laboratory Science Science, Technology & the World
Credits
3 3 or 4 3 or 4 3
HACC Courses ENGL 101 (if taken after high school) COMM 101 or SPCH 101 Messiah Course See list below See list below Messiah Course
3 3
3-4 3-4
Courses for Messiah College have been selected by joint agreement of HACC and Messiah College. However, curricula are subject to change and it is in your best interest to speak with your advisor and/or the Messiah College transfer advisor if you have questions. Courses that are “recommended” fulfill HACC requirements, as well as Messiah College general education and/or major requirements. It is in your best interest to take the recommended courses.
Messiah College History with World History Concentration (B.A.) Requirements for students matriculating in 2015-2016 European History (HIST 101 or 102) United States History (HIST 141 or 142) Literature Philosophy and Religion
met/major met/major 3 3 3
Arts 3 First Semester of Language 3 Second Semester of Language 3 Third Semester of Language or Cross Cultural (Messiah Course) Non-Western Studies (HIST 171 or 172) Bible Christian Beliefs
Wellness One of the following: Ethics, World Views, or Pluralism QuEST requirements Major Requirements (inclusive of concentration) Free Electives Total
met/major 3 3 1
3 46-48 40-49 37-26 123
Any ENGL Literature 201 or higher PHIL 101 ARCH 111, ART 102, 105, 107, 121, 151, 171, MUS 102, 104,110, 119, 210, THEA 101, 110, 111 Any Modern Language1st Level Any Modern Language 2nd Level Any Modern Language Intermediate Level Messiah Course Messiah Course Any two Messiah WELL 100 Equivalent Courses Messiah Course
3 3 3
3 3 3
2
32-34
1
[HIST 391] Historical Study of Peace, [HIST 392] Women and Gender in History, and [HIST 393] Public History count as concentration courses but do not count as the “One 300-level American, Modern European, World, or Classical and Medieval European History course.” 2 History majors must participate in one of the following options: Option 1 - An approved historical Internship ([INTE 391]/[INTE 394]) of up to nine credits during the academic year or during the summer in one of the following areas: Archives, Museums, Historical Libraries and Societies, Historical Preservation, Historical Research, Public History, or Richmond University Internships in London. Option 2 - Participation in an approved study abroad program, with at least one history course in the semester’s curriculum. That history course(s) will count towards either the core requirements or the elective requirements, and therefore will not increase the amount of credits required for the major. See the department for a complete list and more information about the study abroad programs. 3 Fulfills Writing Enriched course requirement for major. 4 INTE 391/394 must be taken for a letter grade to fulfill major requirement.
Courses for Messiah College have been selected by joint agreement of HACC and Messiah College. However, curricula are subject to change and it is in your best interest to speak with your advisor and/or the Messiah College transfer advisor if you have questions. Courses that are “recommended” fulfill HACC requirements, as well as Messiah College general education and/or major requirements. It is in your best interest to take the recommended courses.
Messiah College History with World History Concentration (B.A.) Requirements for students matriculating in 2015-2016 CIS courses that count toward QuEST Math requirement for non-Math majors: Messiah Course
HACC Course
MATH 101
Intro to Mathematical Sciences
MATH 111
Principles of Mathematics
MATH 102
The Mathematics of Growth
MATH 119
Pre-Calculus
MATH 102
The Mathematics of Growth
MATH 103
College Algebra
MATH 107
Applied Mathematics for Mgmt
MATH 110
Applied Calculus for Business
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CIS 110
Intro Micro Information System
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
WEB 102
Internet and WEB Design
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
WEB 220
HTML
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CA 155
Intro to Software for Business
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CIS 105
Intro to Software for Business
CIS 100
Comp & Info Science Elective
CIS 127
Intro to Microsoft Windows
CIS 181
Computer Programming I
CPS 161
Computer Science I
CIS 181
Computer Programming I
CPS 121
Intro to Java Programming
CIS 191
Web Development: Client S
WEB 110
Web Site Publishing
Science courses that count toward the QuEST Lab Science requirement for non-Science majors: Messiah Course
HACC Course
BIOL 102
Bioscience
ENSP 180
Introduction to Environmental
CHEM 102
Chemistry for Living
CHEM 100
Principles of Chemistry
CHEM 102
Chemistry for Living
CHEM 113
Chemistry for the Nonscientist
BIOL 258
Human Biology
BIOL 111
Introduction to Human Biology
SCIE 100
Gen Ed. Lab Science Elect
BIOL 108
Intro to Biological Science
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
ASTR 104
Intro Stellar Astronomy
SCIE 100
Gen. Ed Lab Elective
ENVS 201
Intro to Environmental Science
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
ASTR 103
Intro to Planetary Astronomy
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
PHSC 114
Intro Physical Science II
SCIE 100
Gen Ed Lab Science Elective
METR 101
Weather and Climate
Courses for Messiah College have been selected by joint agreement of HACC and Messiah College. However, curricula are subject to change and it is in your best interest to speak with your advisor and/or the Messiah College transfer advisor if you have questions. Courses that are “recommended” fulfill HACC requirements, as well as Messiah College general education and/or major requirements. It is in your best interest to take the recommended courses.
