<p>On the website it says that at least 6 classes must be taken at the 200 lvl or above.
But on the PDF format it says at least 6 classes must be taken at the 300 lvl or above.</p>
<p>Which is correct?</p>
<p>I don’t believe any of the regular posters on the Emory sub forum are history majors. Contact the departmental head, tell him you’re transferring this spring, and ask which one is correct.</p>
<p>Actually, the website says that you must take 6 “above” 200-level and the pamphlet says that they must be “at or above” 300-level. The two agree w/each other. You need to take 6 classes 300 level or higher. And don’t worry about the difficulty. 300-levels in history are usually very interesting and rarely that difficult (I took 2 or 3 myself). The colloquia courses may be the most rigorous, but the topics appear awesome. I recommend the history major at Emory. My experiences in the courses were all very good to excellent (I should have minored in it or polisci). This is a good choice. Political science courses were also very good though I think I prefer the teaching in the history dept. a little more. It has awesome teachers like Patrick Allitt, Matthew Payne, Kenneth Stein, and Deborah Lipstadt .</p>