Required Courses
HIST 16: History of The United States to 1876 (3 Units)*
HIST 17: History of The United States Since 1876 (3 Units)*
List A (6 units):
HIST 4: World History to 1500 (3 Units)*
HIST 5: World History since 1500 (3 Units)*
List B (Select 1 course from each area):
Area 1: Diversity (3 units)
HIST 12: Revolutions and Revolts (3 units)
HIST 21: Women in United States History -A Multicultural Perspective (3 Units)*
HIST 27: Latin America – Pre-European to Independent Nationhood (3 Units)*
HIST 28: Latin America – 1800 to the Present (3 Units)*
HIST 33: Chicano – Latino American History (3 Units)*
HIST 62: European History to 1650 (3 Units)*
HIST 70: History of Asia to 1800 (3 Units)*
HIST 72: History of China (3 Units)
HIST 74: History of the Middle East to 1800 (3 Units)*
HIST 80: Introduction to Contemporary Africa (3 Units)*
HIST 81: African American History (3 Units)*
Area 2: Any history course or any non-history course from the humanities or social sciences related to history. (3 units)
ANTH 2: Cultural Anthropology (3 Units)*
or ANTH 2H: Honors Cultural Anthropology (3 units)
ANTH 3: Culture and Language (3 Units)*
ANTH 5: Anthropology of Latin America-Culture, Identity, and Power (3 Units)
HIST 11: Perspectives of Peace Studies (3 Units)*
HIST 15: The Vietnam War (3 Units)*
HIST 19: United States since 1945 (3 Units)*
HIST 20: Ethnic Cultures of The United States (3 Units)*
HIST 30: History of Mexico (3 Units)*
HIST 32: California History (3 Units)*
HIST 63: European History Since 1650 (3 Units)
HIST 71: History of Asia Since 1800 (3 units)
HIST 75: History of the Modern Middle East (3 Units)*
SOC 1: Introduction to Sociology (3 Units)*
SOC 2: Social Problems (3 Units)*
*The courses noted with an asterisk were offered online at least once at this college during 2018.
In addition to the courses listed above, complete one of the following general education patterns:
- Option 2 – CSU General Education Breadth
- Option 3 – IGETC – Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum
Important Note: Some of the courses listed above may require the completion of prerequisites and/or they may also satisfy general education requirements. We encourage all students to meet with a counselor, onsite or online, to create an education plan that will provide the most efficient pathway to degree completion.
The courses listed above, along with Option 2 and Option 3 may or may not be offered online every term at this college. Visit the college’s website (below) for online options in its class schedule. If you don’t find what you need, search our online course finder to locate an equivalent online course currently available from a partner college.
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