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 U.S. history no longer a requirement for history majors at George Washington University
Kate Hardiman - University of Notre Dame •December 22, 2016
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George Washington University recently changed its requirements for history majors, removing previously key courses for the stated purpose of giving students more flexibility.

The department eliminated requirements in U.S., North American and European history, as well as the foreign language requirement. Thus, it is possible that a student can major in history at GWU without taking a survey course on United States history.

The new requirements mandate at least one introductory course, of which American history, World History and European civilization are options. Yet, like at many elite universities, the introductory course requirement may be fulfilled by scoring a 4 or a 5 on the Advanced Placement exams for either U.S. History AP, European History AP or World History AP.

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Of course it isn't.  If they taught US History they would have to talk about the Constitution and rule of law, something liberals clearly don't like.