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Requirements Prior to Fall 2011
The academic minor for those who declared prior to Fall 2011, was designed to complement particular interests and encourage a concentrated historical study with a focus of each individual’s choice. In consultation with a History advisor, students designed an individual program of SIX history courses within the following framework:
A Two-Course Survey Sequence
- The sequence must cover a broad chronological span and is meant to provide a framework and orientation to a chosen field of study.
- For a list of possible sequences, click here
FOUR additional history courses
- At least three of these must be numbered 300 or higher; the fourth can be any level.
General Rules
- Four of the six minor courses must be taken in residence at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor or must count as in-residence credits. Relevant courses taken through CGIS
U-M-sponsored programs abroad may be counted toward the minor. - Only one course may be used to satisfy requirements of both a minor and a concentration, including cognates to your concentration.
- Courses taken for a minor may be used to satisfy LSA distribution requirements.
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Please note that the History Concentration only requires TEN classes—that is, just FOUR MORE than the minor. For more information, click here.


