History is a highly versatile major. Appalachian's history students develop valuable analytical skills that they take with them into many careers, and their experience in evaluating ideas and information, examining and interpreting evidence and developing a world view helps them become expert decision-makers. They're also cool people to talk with because they can speak on many different topics.
Appalachian State University's History (BA) degree is the most traditional of history degrees offered at Appalachian. It requires a language component, which increases opportunities for work with other cultures. It also requires a minor, adding flexibility for tailoring the degree to your interests. This is an ideal degree for students interested in applying to law school.
Classes in Appalachian's Department of History are taught by well-published professional historians who are dedicated to preparing students for life and careers in the 21st century. They welcome students who desire opportunities to conduct research with them and attend or present at conferences.