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1. history.yale.edu › united-statesUnited States | Department of History - Yale University

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   Historians have described the United States as a land of progress and of exploitation, of democracy and of capitalism, a melting pot and a site of racial conflict—sometimes all at the same time. In the U.S. regional track, students engage critically with these grand narratives while acquiring a deep knowledge of North American history. They ...

2. guides.library.yale.edu › hist009 › homeHome - HIST 009, Yale Engages the World: A History of U.S ...

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   Sep 26, 2024 · This course guide is intended to assist students in the course Yale Engages the World: A History of U.S. Power (HIST 009), taught by Professor David Engerman during Fall term 2024 at Yale University. Reference sources

3. www.topuniversities.com › universities › yaleB.A. in History 48 months Undergraduate Program By Yale ...

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   Receiving some of the top university teaching available is never going to be cheap, and the estimated cost of attendance for Yale undergraduates is US$72,100 per academic year. This includes tuition and fees, room, board, books, and expenses. Fortunately, financial aid is available, and the college pledges to pay 100 percent of demonstrated ...

4. catalog.yale.edu › ycps › coursesHistory (HIST) < Yale University

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   This course uses moments in the history of Yale University to shed light on the forms, functions, and trajectory of U.S. global power from the late 19th century through the late 20th century. Students explore the Yale campus through archival, digital, and published primary sources as well as scholarly writing about Yale in particular or aspects ...

5. history.yale.edu › current-coursesCurrent Courses | Department of History - Yale University

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   You can find a full list of history courses for the current semester on the Yale University Course Search.

6. www.collegefactual.com › colleges › yale-universityThe History Major at Yale University - College Factual

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   During the 2021-2022 academic year, Yale University handed out 94 bachelor's degrees in history. This is a decrease of 6% over the previous year when 100 degrees were handed out. In 2022, 55 students received their master’s degree in history from Yale. This makes it the #8 most popular school for history master’s degree candidates in the ...

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   Why should you study history at Yale?

   • Via hands-on experience with Yale’s historical collections, students learn to analyze maps, artifacts, and instruments as historical sources. They also gain familiarity with the methods of environmental history, learning to attend to historical evidence of shifting relationships between humans and non-humans.

   History (HIST) < Yale University

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   How do I graduate from Yale College with a history major?

   • In order to graduate from Yale College, a student majoring in History must achieve a passing grade on the departmental essay. HTBA * HIST 497a or b, One-Term Senior EssayAnne Eller All senior History majors should attend the mandatory senior essay meeting in early September at a time and location to be announced in the online Senior Essay Handbook.

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   Why should you attend a Yale History Seminar?

   • We visit not just written records stored in the archives but also campus sites. The seminar thus provides historical insight into aspects of Yale that are familiar today, from academic programs to student activities to protest movements.

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   How do students explore the Yale campus?

   • Students explore the Yale campus through archival, digital, and published primary sources as well as scholarly writing about Yale in particular or aspects of American history more generally. We visit not just written records stored in the archives but also campus sites.

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   Why should you attend a Yale Anthropology Seminar?

   • The seminar thus provides historical insight into aspects of Yale that are familiar today, from academic programs to student activities to protest movements. It also explores the nature of Yale’s longstanding ties to China, the anthropological collections at the Peabody Museum, and how Yale has mobilized for war.

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   How long should a Hist 495 essay be?

   • Students enrolled in HIST 495 submit to the administrator in 237 HGS a two-to-three-page analysis of a single primary source, a draft bibliographic essay, and at least ten pages of the essay by the deadlines listed in the Senior Essay Handbook.

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8. history.yale.edu › undergraduate › current-studentsFrequently Asked Questions | Department of History

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   No. The numbering system for Yale History courses is confusing at first glance. Course numbers denote regions of the world rather than degrees of difficulty. Freshman seminars carry numbers beginning with 00. United States History lecture courses carry numbers 100-199. European History lecture courses carry numbers 200-299.