Undergraduate Catalog 2025-2026 
    
    Jul 05, 2025  
Undergraduate Catalog 2025-2026

History, Secondary Education Certification, B.A.


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This program will prepare you for success as a secondary-school teacher. You will work both with the History Program and the College of Education, taking both History and Education classes. If you fulfill all program requirements, you will graduate with State of Georgia certification to teach at the secondary level, placing you in a competitive position within the job market.

Certification to teach in the state of Georgia has requirements beyond academic curriculum. See the Office of Teacher Certification for more details.

Students must earn a grade of C or above for all professional sequence courses in education and for all courses listed under content field in history.

Requirements


Core IMPACTS General Education Requirements: (42 Hours)


Core IMPACTS General Education Requirements 

Field of Study: 18 Hours


  • History, remainder of World or US Surveys 3-6
  • 3 Credit Hours
  • Approved Electives from ANTH, CS, ECON, EDUC, ENGL, FORL, FREN, GRMN, SPAN, GEOG, XIDS, PHIL, POLS, PSYC, SOCI and Statistics (no more than 6 hrs. from any one area) 9-12 Credit Hours

Requirements for the Major: 30 Hours


  • 3 Credit Hours
  • 3 Credit Hours
  • At least one upper-level course in U.S. History and at least one upper-level course outside of U.S. History; six additional electives with at least one focused on the pre-1850 period and at least one focused on cultural diversity. 24 Credit Hours

Note:


All education and major courses should be completed prior to enrollment in SEED 4286  and SEED 4289 .

General Electives: 5 Hours


Total: 120 Hours


1 Minimum 2.7 GPA and advisor code, Prerequisite to Teacher Ed admission

2 Field experiences required

* Requires admission to Teacher Education for enrollment. Grade of C or better.

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