History Major, BA

At Pace University, tuition fees are 49,550 USD per year.

This Bachelor of Arts program in History requires 120 credits, encompassing university core requirements, 42 credits of major coursework, and electives. Students engage with historical study across diverse fields, including non-Western, American, and European history, and complete a seminar on historiography and a senior year experience. A specific track is available for students interested in pursuing law school.

Focus areas include General Track, BA History/Law-JD (HIL) Track.

The program requires 120 total credits, distributed among university core requirements (38-49 credits), major requirements (42 credits), and open electives (29-40 credits). Major requirements include a seminar on historiography and a senior year experience.

Graduates are prepared for law school, graduate studies, teaching, and positions in private and public service.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus (NYC). For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 77% of applicants.

Pace University has grown into a university offering undergraduate, graduate, and online study across several settings. Its academic areas include business, nursing, computer science, game development, cybersecurity, law, and arts and entertainment management. Students learn through practical experiences that include internships, co-ops, practicums, field experiences, and clinicals. Connections with global partners provide additional opportunities beyond regular coursework.

The university offers distinct experiences in New York City, Westchester County, at the Haub Law Campus in White Plains, and through Pace Online. The New York City Campus places students near Wall Street, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Silicon Alley, while the Westchester Campus provides a traditional college setting and is home to Pace Athletics. Haub Law includes faculty, centers, and clinics, with a focus on environmental law. Pace Online supports students who are not studying physically on campus. International students should consider which setting best fits their program and goals. Locations in New York and the surrounding metropolitan area connect students with internships, clinical placements, and research opportunities. Students can also pursue international and professional experiences through programs such as the NYC Design Factory, which links participants with teams in the Design Factory Global Network.