Studying history is a fundamental way to understand the world in which you live. It also enhances your reading, writing, and thinking skills—skills that have limitless application no matter what career you pursue. At Barton, majoring in history offers a wide range of learning opportunities that will provide a thorough understanding of American, Western, and World History—from traditional classroom instruction to hands-on experience in area museums to travel courses that take you around the world. As a history major, you must take survey courses in American and World History as well as a course in historical methods. Popular upper-level courses include the Civil War and Reconstruction; World War II; The Holocaust; and Methods, Revisions, and Lies in American History. Other requirements include a substantial research paper in an upper-level course and one year of a modern foreign language. Students are also encouraged to complete an internship.
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