History degree questions

[bjcheung77]

As long as the other credits are accredited they should transfer in. I transferred in quite a few UL History credits from APUS and a ton of LL from old community college credits.

I am almost done with the History degree but I am not quite ready to post my feelings publicly on it as a whole (speed, depth, etc.) at this point. Feel free to private message me any questions and I will answer the best I can. By mid-November, I will have finished all the classes at UMPI for the degree.

Hi. Did they take your transfer credits from the UL History into the concentration, or did they move them to general education or electives?
I am curious, and wondering, How many courses in total did you take from UMPI? YourPace is a viable option for a "general" History degree.

For YourPace: Students must complete 48 credit hours of History concentration courses.
Students must also choose 6 credit hours of a foreign language—either Spanish or French.

POS 101: American Government
POS 211: Introduction to Political Thought
FRE 101: Elementary French 1
SPA 101: Elementary Spanish 1
FRE 102: Elementary French 2
SPA-102: Elementary Spanish 2

HTY 115: World Civilization 1
HTY 116: World Civilization 2
HTY 161: U.S. History 1
HTY 162: U.S. History 2

HTY 301: Medieval Europe
HTY 315: Greece, Rome, and the Early Church
HTY 350: U.S. Environmental History
HTY 400: Discovering and Interpreting Local History
HTY 401: Oral History
HTY 439: The Vietnam Wars
HTY 454: Slavery in United States
HTY 456: Films of the Cold War

There are a few that are Upper Level and I don't think Study.com has any that can be transferred in to satisfy these.
I believe Study.com would transfer in as elective credits, except for a couple or a few of these lower level courses.

If you have some extra previous History courses to spare, it can go into your general education and electives areas.
The list above only shows 8 UL history courses, you will need to take 2 more courses to round out the minimum of 10.