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History

general overview

Coker College offers a major in history that provides you with an in-depth understanding of the past and how these teachings apply to the present and future. The study of history at Coker College offers intellectual stimulation, wide ranging career opportunities, and a sense of personal satisfaction. History majors graduate from Coker with a firm foundation to pursue successful careers in many professions, including teaching, government service, publishing, museum and library administration, law, and business. Equally important they achieve a much richer understanding of the world around them and develop intellectual skills that will enhance the quality of their lives. At Coker, history students receive far more personal attention than is typical elsewhere.

 

graduation requirements

Consult the academic catalog for specific graduation requirements.

major in history

Coursework: Classes such as The United States from Discovery, Western Civilization, The Historian’s Craft, The African American Experience, The Viking Age, and Making of the Contemporary World.

minor in history

Coursework: Classes such as those listed above and upper level courses such as American Women in History, Latin America, and Roosevelt to Roosevelt.

Students have the options of completing additional majors, minors, or specializations. Students can apply for an Honors Project in their major.

scholarship information

Every student who applies to Coker is eligible for scholarships and grants. All students who are accepted to Coker College are automatically considered for academic scholarships. Coker awards approximately $5.1 million in scholarships annually. After receiving their student’s financial aid award, many families find that it costs the same, or less, to attend Coker as it would to attend a state university.

about coker college

Coker is an independent, comprehensive liberal arts college founded in 1908. The living and learning environment fosters participation in the community of scholarship and the development of ethical character, leadership skills and social responsibility. Coker’s mission is to graduate well-rounded students who are analytical and creative thinkers, and effective communicators.

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There’s nothing like experiencing Coker for yourself, and we invite you to visit our campus. To schedule a tour, contact Coker Admissions and we will customize your visit to suit your interests. Please contact us at least one week before you’d like to visit. We can reserve some time just for you. We offer tours at 10 am and 2 pm on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and  at 11 am and 2 pm on Tuesday and Thursday. Visits can also be made by special arrangement on the weekends.

 
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Phone: 843.383.8050
Phone (Toll Free): 1.800.950.1908
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Phone: 843.383.8055
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300 East College Ave.
Hartsville, SC 29550