HIST 101 Survey of Western Civilization I 3 credits
One of the following two courses 3 credits
HIST 102 Survey of Western Civilization II
HIST 112 Survey of World Civilization
Four HIST Electives 12 credits
Two courses may be 200 and above
Two courses must be 300 and above
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The goals of the history curriculum are to engender an informed, critical, and articulate sense of the past, an appreciation for the diversity of human experience, and an awareness of the role of tradition in shaping the present. The major develops a variety of practical research and communication skills and provides a foundation for graduate work, the study of law, teaching, archival and library sciences, and many careers in business and the professions. The history faculty at Gonzaga University believe in an active approach to the study of the discipline. All members of the department teach entry- level courses as well
Lower DivisionHIST 101 Survey of Western Civilization I 3 credits One of the following two courses 3 credits HIST 102 Survey of Western Civilization II HIST 112 Survey of World Civilization HIST 273 History of U.S.A. I 3 credits HIST 274 History of U.S.A. II 3 credits Upper DivisionHIST - - - Electives 18-21 credits One of the following two courses 3 credits HIST 398 Historical Methods HIST 499 Senior Thesis
Whitworth students may elect to participate in Army ROTC through a partnership pro-gram with Gonzaga University. Coursework requires travel to the Gonzaga campus, which is located six miles south of Whitworth. The ROTC program is a cooperative effort between the U.S. Army, Gonzaga University and Whitworth University. It provides training and qualification for leadership positions in the Regular Army, the U.S. Army Reserve, or the Army National Guard. A student may earn a commission as an Army second lieutenant while achieving a college degree in the academic discipline(s) of his or her choosing. Cadets incur no obligation during their first
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Department of History offers a variety of courses that enable students to fulfill the core requirements of their schools as well as to obtain a Bachelor of Arts with either a major or a minor in History. The goals of the department curriculum are to engender an informed, critical, and articulate sense of the past, an appreciation for the diversity of human experience, and an awareness of the role of tradition in shaping the present. The major develops a variety of practical research and communication skills and provides a foundation for graduate work, the study of law, teaching,
As you begin to prepare for law school, you need to anticipate the financial investment required. Careful financial planning must be part of your transition to law school. If you are interested in financing your expenses on a payment plan, contact Student Accounts on Gonzaga's main campus. Tuition: Each Credit Hour = $1044.00Gonzaga Journal of International Law (per year) $10.00 Student Bar Association (per semester) $35.00 Law Review (per year) $25.00 ID Card Replacement $20.00 Transcript Fee (per copy) $5.00 8-month note application fee $100.00 10-month note application fee $65.00 Late installment plan application fee $150.00 Parking Permit $65.00 Mandatory accident insurance (per year) $42.00 Fitness Center fee (optional, per semester) $150.00
Development of a minor (20-26 credits) allows the student to pursue concentrated study in an area of special interest. The number of credits of core curriculum course work applied to the major is not restricted. A minimum of 50% of the credits in a minor must be unique to that minor when compared to a student's major(s) or other minor(s). For exceptions, see the Registrar. A minimum of 50% of the course work in a minor must be from Northwestern College. Students who add or change a minor(s) must meet all requirements for the new minor(s) as described in the