Major: Modern History
Modern History
MHIS01OUA
This major must be completed as part of an award. The general requirements for the award must be satisfied in order to graduate.
Requirements for the Major:
Units of study
TOTAL UNITS OF STUDY REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS MAJOR
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