If you opt for the subject matter preparation program, you should pay careful attention to overlapping as many units as possible with GE and major courses. You can view the full program in the current catalog. The subject matter preparation program is an extensive program including coursework primarily in history, political science, geography, and economics. I recommend taking the CSET exam for two reasons: 1) The CSET may be required in the future and 2) Most students can prepare for the CSET without taking every single course in the subject matter preparation program. You may take a state-wide exam (CSET) or you may complete the subject matter preparation program. Second, you need to prove subject matter competency. Second, some students find it advantageous to take the social science major, because it overlaps better with the subject matter preparation program (explained below) and thus reduces the number of units they have to take. There are no advanced degrees in social science at most universities. First, students who are considering pursuing an advanced degree in history later should probably major in history, or if they major in social science, they should take as much history as possible. In deciding on whether to major in history or social science, you should weigh the following two points. The trick is to figure out how to accomplish this in the most efficient manner, so here are some tips about doing this.įirst, your bachelor’s degree may be in any field, but the two most appropriate majors offered at Stanislaus State, are history or social science. To become a history teacher you will need: 1) a bachelor’s degree 2) subject matter competency and 3) teacher certification. If you want to teach history at the secondary level (high school and junior high) in the state of California, you need to be aware that California does not offer credentials specifically in history, but rather in social science, which includes history, political science, geography, and economics. A Guide for Preparing Yourself at Stanislaus State
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