Courses in the History Departments of Columbia and Barnard.
Courses from other departments cross-listed with the History Department of Columbia (found in the courses section of the dept. website and in the “Of Related Interest” course listings in the CC online bulletin)
History Department courses used to fulfill the CC Major Cultures or the GS Cultural Diversity requirements (e.g., HIST W3660/ W3661, Latin American Civilization I/II).
Certain courses originating outside the department that are taught by affiliated faculty members and are approved by UNDED after petition from a student. These may include: African Civilizations (AFCV C1020), East Asian Civilizations: China (ASCE V2359), East Asian Civilizations: Japan (ASCE V2361), and East Asian Civilizations: Korea (ASCE V2363).
The first one-term course in history, even if taken Pass/Fail. This is the only Pass/Fail course you may count towards the major or concentration, with the exception of The History Lab.
Some courses taken through study abroad programs. These will be evaluated according to syllabi and written work for those classes.
Graduate courses taught by History Department faculty, with the permission of the Director of Undergraduate Studies.
The following do not count as History courses:
Advanced Placement courses from high school or British A-levels.
Any course in which you have earned a D or lower.
Any history course taken Pass/Fail, unless it is the first one-term history course taken.
Courses counted towards the requirements of another major or concentration
