History graduates earn a median $29,685 Across 1,267 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →The Pre‑Credential option in the B.A. History prepares students to meet the subject-matter competency for a California Single Subject Credential in Social Science and to enter a fifth‑year teaching credential program. It suits students aiming to teach history or social science at the middle- or high-school level, and is also recommended for History majors who want a teaching focus.
The curriculum provides a broad foundation across multiple eras and regions of history and includes supplemental coursework in related social sciences. Specific areas of study mentioned include economics, geography, and political science. The program also incorporates actual field training in public schools so students gain practical experience and build a professional portfolio.
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