* Option 1---Social Studies (History Emphasis)  -- 38 Credits

Both of the following economics courses  (6 credits)

EC	201	Introduction to Microeconomics	3
EC	202	Introduction to Microeconomics	3

 

Both of the following political science courses  (6 credits)

PLS	100	Introduction to American National Government	3
PLS	324	American Legislative Process	3

 

The following geography course

GEO

204

World Regional Geography

3

NOTE: Credits count towards Planned Program.  0 Credits counted here for Education majors.  The credits do count here for Special Education majors.

 

Two of the following:  (6 credits)

GEO	206	Physical Geography	3
GEO	330	Geography of US and Canada	3
GEO	333	Geography of Michigan	3

 

The following courses in History:  (8 credits)

HST	202	US History to 1876	4
HST	203	US History since 1876	4

(Both courses count only towards Social Studies major)

 

All of the following:  (9 credits)

HST	201	Historical Methods and Skills	3
HST	320	History of Michigan	3
HST	413	Families in Historical Perspective	3

One History course at the 300/400 level  (3 credits)

Option 2 -- Social Studies (Geography Emphasis) -- 37

Both of the following economics courses  (6 credits)

EC	201	Introduction to Microeconomics	3
EC	202	Introduction to Macroeconomics	3

 

Both of the following political science courses (6 credits)

PLS	100	Introduction to American National Government	3
PLS	324	American Legislative Process	3

 

Both of the following history courses  (4 credits)

HST	202	US History to 1876	4
HST	203	US History since 1876	4

(One of these courses will count towards the Planned Program.  The other will count HERE)

 

One of the following:  (3 credits)

HST	320	History of Michigan	3
HST	413	Families in Historical Perspective	3

 

The following course in Geography:  (3 credits)

GEO

204

World Regional Geography

3

(This course is also required in the Planned Program for Elementary Education.  The credits are counted here for Education, Special Education and Child Development)

One of the following geography courses (3 credits)

GEO	113	Introduction to Economic Geography	3
GEO	151	Cultural Geography	3

 

Both of the following geography courses  (6 credits)

GEO	206	Physical Geography	3
GEO	221	Introduction to Geographic Information	3

 

One of the following geography courses (3 credits)

GEO	330	Geography of US and Canada	3
GEO	333	Geography of Michigan	3

Additional elective geography courses at the 300 or 400 level to reach a total of at least 36 credits

* Note: Regardless of emphasis chosen, your teaching major is Social Studies, and the MTTC subject area test you should take for certification is Social Studies.