Bachelor of History at University of Hartford

    Bachelor of History at University of Hartford

    Bachelor of History at University of Hartford

    The History is a Bachelor degree offered by University of Hartford at its main campus in Hartford , United States of America. The program is delivered on campus as a Full Time course in English and requires approximately 4 years to complete. Students study at the university's main campus while gaining the knowledge and practical experience expected for this area of study. The next intake is available from August 28, 2027.

    About Bachelor of History

    A majority of your history courses are divided among three geographically distinct fields of concentration: American history, European history, and the history of Asia and the Middle East.

    To get the most out of your undergraduate study of history or if you plan to do graduate work in history, we strongly recommend enrollment in the University Honors program and to consider undertaking a senior thesis. Faculty advisors will help you develop programs of study emphasizing honors courses pertinent to the major and will direct independent studies and honors theses.

    We also encourage you to consider studying for a semester abroad in your junior or senior year. The opportunity to study a country's or region's history "on site" is invariably a broadening and deepening experience.

    You'll study American industry and the development of American labor, world wars and America's growing influence on world affairs, the impact of immigration, the birth and explosive growth of mass culture, and the struggles to extend American democracy to excluded groups.

    Bachelor of Arts in History students will:

    • Demonstrate basic knowledge of modern world history at college level.
    • Analyze, interpret, and critique primary sources.
    • Analyze, interpret, and critique secondary sources.
    • Conduct research on historical subjects in primary and secondary sources.
    • Analyze statistical data, cultural sources, and maps.
    • Make presentations and lead classroom discussions.
    • Demonstrate familiarity with and proper use of digital sources.

    Disciplines

    College of Arts and Sciences

    Requirements and Admission Criteria for Bachelor of History at University of Hartford

    Entry Requirements

    Submit your Academic Records

    We will begin our admission review on the basis of an electronic (scanned) copy of your academic records. However, your admission will not be final until we receive the official transcript/record from each high school (secondary school) you have attended.

    Important: All transcripts presented in a language other than English must include a translation. The official academic records must be mailed in a separate sealed envelope. Please request that an official copy of your official records be sent to one of the addresses below (electronic or hard-copy):

    [email protected] 

    or:

    University of Hartford
    International Admission
    345 Gengras Student Union
    200 Bloomfield Ave
    West Hartford, CT 06117
    USA

    How to Obtain your UHart I-20

    To create your UHart I-20 you are required to provide the following:

    1. Bank Statement from your parent's bank indicating a balance equal to or greater than the cost of attendance for the University for one academic year. This figure can be presented in local currency or US Dollars. 
    2. Financial Sponsorship Certification Form–Please complete and return this form with your bank statement. 
    3. Pay your Enrollment Deposit 
    4. I-20 Request form Please complete scan and return. 
    5. *SEVIS I-20 Transfer Request form - Please complete, scan and return.
    6. Copy of your Passport - Please scan and return. 
    7. * Copy of US Visa - Please scan and return. 

    *These forms are required ONLY if you already have a valid visa and are studying in the US. If you do not currently hold the US Visa they are NOT required to get the UHart I-20.

    You may send these prior to the review of your application or following your notice of admission.

    Upon receipt of these forms, we will create your form I-20. 

    Provide your Level of English Language Proficiency

    Alternative methods for proving English proficiency

    • Successful completion of English Composition at a regionally accredited College or University in the United States with a grade of C or higher. Must be a traditional in class format online classes NOT accepted.
    • International Baccalaureate: English A1 or A2 with grade of 3 or higher
    • Advanced Placement English with a grade of 3 or higher
    • SAT Evidence based reading/writing 480 or higher
    • GCSE or GCE English Pass (syllabus A) with grade of A, B or C
    • A HKCEE English Pass with a grade of (Syllabus A) with a grade of A, B, C or D
    • Trinity ISE II Level: Pass in All module areas
    • CEFR Level B2+ Pre advanced

    If you intend to pursue a degree at the University of Hartford but you do not meet our English language proficiency requirements, you have the option of starting your degree within the International Pathway Program (IPP).

    English Requirements

    • PTEMin 58
    • IELTSMin 6.5
    • TOEFLMin 80

    Tuition and Fee Information for Bachelor of History at University of Hartford

    Application Fee 50

    How to Apply for Bachelor of History at University of Hartford

    Please choose one of the applications below and take time to fill all required fields on the application. Your application WILL NOT be considered until we have your address in your home of citizenship. 

    • UHart application - Please complete this online application. All students welcome. 10-15 mins to complete.
    • The Common Application – Please complete this application if you are attending a High/Prep School in the US or an International School overseas. 30 minutes to complete.
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