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Here are liberal arts colleges, according to the survey, that do not require history majors to take U.S. history:Sorry but that sounds just stupidYou didn’t read the link.There are other histories other than AmericaOh?Bull Shit
How much history is required for any degree? Zero. Even history majors don’t have to take American history.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...s-history-its-possible-at-these-top-colleges/
They told those majoring in AMERICAN HISTORY they do not need to study AMERICAN HISTORY
I don’t believe it for a minute
Here are national universities, according to the survey, that do not require history majors to take U.S. history:
- Williams
- Amherst
- Swarthmore
- Bowdoin
- Pomona
- Wellesley
- Carleton
- Davidson
- Haverford
- Vassar
- Harvey Mudd
- Smith
- Washington and Lee
- Wesleyan
- Colby
- Grinnell
- Macalester
- Oberlin
- Bates
- Bryn Mawr
- Kenyon
- Harvard
- Yale
- Stanford
- University of Chicago
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Duke
- University of Pennsylvania
- California Institute of Technology
- Johns Hopkins
- Dartmouth
- Northwestern
- Brown
- Cornell
- Vanderbilt
- Washington University in St. Louis
- Rice
- Notre Dame
- Emory
- Georgetown
- Carnegie Mellon
- University of Southern California
- University of Michigan
- University of North Carolina
- University of California-Santa Barbara
- UC-Irvine
- UC-San Diego
- UC-Davis
- University of Wisconsin
- Ohio State
- University of Washington
- University of Maryland
- University of Minnesota
No U.S. History? How College History Departments Leave the United States out of the Major | Bachelor Of Arts | Curriculum
Again, there are other histories other than the US. It’s a wide, wide world
How many US History majors do we need?