History Transfer to Montana State University - Bozeman

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History provides a broad education in an exciting area of instruction. A degree in history prepares students for local, state or federal government service, including domestic and foreign service. A history degree also provides a background for law, journalism, management, and public relations. Graduates are employed in areas that include government, research, and teaching. Students may go on to earn a master or doctoral degree. History affords students with the knowledge and perspective to be intelligent leaders in community affairs.

Associate of Arts Degree

Suggested course of study for a transfer to Montana State University - Bozeman:

First Year

COMX 111C - Introduction to Public Speaking Credit(s): 3
HSTR 101B - Western Civilization I Credit(s): 4
OR
HSTR 102B - Western Civilization II Credit(s): 4
WRIT 101W - College Writing I Credit(s): 3 *
Electives Credit(s): 6²
Humanities (H) Requirement Credit(s): 5¹
Humanities (H) Requirement Credit(s): 5¹
Natural Science (NL) Requirement Credit(s): 3

First Year Total: 29

Second Year

HSTA 101B - American History I Credit(s): 4
OR
HSTA 102B - American History II Credit(s): 4
HSTR 284G - Environmental History Credit(s): 3
Electives Credit(s): 12 ²
Fine Arts (F) Requirement Credit(s): 3
Mathematics (M) Requirement Credit(s): 3
Natural Science (NL or N) Requirement Credit(s): 3
Social Sciences (A) Requirement Credit(s): 3

Second Year Total: 31

Total Credits: 60

¹ A full year of a single foreign language is required at MSU. Students may take it as the Humanities general education requirement. A student may also demonstrate competency at the 102 level by testing out of this requirement at MSU.

² Alternate HSTA 101/102, HSTR 101/102, HSTA 255 count as history electives upon transfer to MSU.

*Indicates prerequisite and/or corequisite needed. Check course description.

The information on all transfer programs is subject to change. Students should see their advisor to explore other possibilities not specifically listed in the program.

Advising Information:

For more information about this program, contact the FVCC Student Support Center or the Faculty Advisor.

Student Support Center Advisor	Faculty Advisor
Jori Bullemer	Rob Bauer, Ph.D.
LRC 129	BSS 124
(406)756-3905	(406) 756-3860
jbullemer@fvcc.edu	rbauer@fvcc.edu

The information on all transfer programs is subject to change. Students should see their advisor to explore other possibilities not specifically listed in the program.