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What Counts as a Seminar
The following count as seminars:
  • Any 4000-level seminar offered by the Columbia or Barnard History Departments
  • For the purposes of the seminar requirement for majors, the two-term Senior Thesis Seminar (HIST C4398/4399) counts as one 4-point seminar, normally inside the specialization. The remaining 4 points count towards the history major, but do not count as a seminar.
  • Ordinarily, graduate courses count towards the seminar requirement.

The following do NOT count as seminars:

  • Independent-study senior thesis projects (C4997/4998) do not count towards the seminar requirement
  • Supervised Individual Research (C4951/C4952) does not count towards the seminar requirement.
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