We have partnered with Nashua Community College to offer a Pathways Program that allows you to smoothly transition to UNH. This curriculum map shows you the NCC course sequence you should follow for seamless transfer into our BA in History degree program.
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Students can take these courses at NCC... |
To fulfill these UNH degree requirements |
| Discovery Courses | |
| ENGL 101N - College Composition | ENGL 401 - College Composition/Discovery Writing Skills (WS) |
| Writing intensive course (from approved WI Discovery list) | Discovery Writing Intensive (WI) |
| Statistics (MATH 106N) or other Math elective (from approved QR Discovery list) | Discovery Quantitative Reasoning (QR) |
| Lab Science (from approved BS Discovery list) | Discovery Biological Sciences (BS) |
| Lab Science (from approved PS Discovery list) | Discovery Physical Sciences (PS) |
| Social Science elective (from approved SS Discovery list) | Discovery Social Sciences (SS) |
| Social Science elective (from approved HP Discovery list) | Discovery Historical Perspectives (HP) |
| Social Science elective (from approved WC or ETS Discovery list) | Discovery World Cultures (WC) or Environment, Technology and Society (ETS) |
| Language/Humanities/Fine Arts Elective (from approved H Discovery list) | Discovery Humanities (H) |
| Language/Humanities/Fine Arts Elective (from approved FPA Discovery list) | Discover Fine and Performing Arts (FPA) |
| Major Courses | |
| See approved 400-level course equivalents | History Major: 400-level course requirement |
| See approved 400-level course equivalents | History Major: 400-level course requirement |
| See approved 500-level course equivalents | History Major: 500-level course requirement |
| See approved 500-level course equivalents | History Major: 500-level course requirement |
| Other Courses | |
| Program or General elective (if language, see approved COLA language list) | General elective* or UNH COLA language requirement |
| Program or General elective (if language, see approved COLA language list) | General elective* or UNH COLA language requirement |
| Two Program or General electives, includin gone course to satisfy NCC quantitative literacy requirement | General electives* |
At UNH you will complete the following requirements to earn your bachelor's degree
| Major Course Requirements* |
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| HIST 500 - Introduction to Historical Thinking |
| One elective at the 500, 600 or 700 level |
| Three 600 level History Electives |
| HIST 797 - History Department Colloquium |
| Note that students need a total of 10 courses between NCC and UNH, only two of which may be at the 400 level |
| Discovery Program Course Requirements** |
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| World Cultures (WC) or Environment, Technology and Society (ETS) Discovery Course as needed |
| Additional courses to fulfill Discovery requirements (if needed) |
| University Degree Requirements |
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| General Elective Courses to fill remaining credits required for bachelor's degree (128 total) |
| University writing requirement*** |
| Two semesters of an introductory foreign language**** |
* Specific courses selected to meet departmental guidelines, in consultation with UNH advisor
** Ask your advisor for more information about UNH’s Discovery Program and a list of approved Discovery courses offered at NCC.
*** Bachelor degree candidates are required to complete four writing-intensive courses, which must include: English 401- First Year Writing (or ENGL 101N at NCC) and three additional writing intensive courses, one in the student’s major and one at the 600-level or above.
**** Students can fulfill the foreign language requirement by: A) Completing one full year of introductory level courses in any foreign language, including American Sign Language, as long as they did not study the language for 2 or more years in high school, or B) Completing one semester or an intermediate- or advanced-level foreign language course.
AN ADVISOR AT UNH WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE
BEST POSSIBLE GUIDANCE FOR COURSE SELECTIONS EACH TERM.
Also note:
UNH accepts a maximum of 72 credits in transfer from 2-year institutions. Only courses completed with a grade of C or better will be accepted as transfer credits.
