Sorry for the roughness of this post, it is my first. What kind of math (if any) is required as a History major at college in the United States? Would it depend on the school? I want to major in History and become a History teacher, however, I am terrible at math... I would like to take the easiest math course available if I even need it. I cannot find any information on this, so I resorted to Reddit. Any information possible will help. What other classes are usually required? Some info: I go to a community college in Florida and my major as of now is a general Lib arts degree (I'm switching to History next year).
it would depend on your undergrad's course outline. But if you go teaching (irregardless of major/minor) it would be basic math. I doubt anything higher than Geometry for basic math classes.
My friends who are teachers struggled with psch more than the math part of the teaching. That class (in my experience) either its a C- or a A and little in between grading.
For my history degree (I am Computers also) I had 1 semester of Non Europe/American. 2 200 level Euro, 2 200 level american, 4 300 levels and a elective. I took a ton of euro even though I live for colonial us history as the american professor and I had a love/hate relationship. He loved my knowledge yet hated my writing style.
This all depends entirely on your college rules. I cannot tell specifics, but an admissions counselor could tell you more than I could. This would be for your college and not various ones around the US.