Bachelor in History (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in History (Bachelor's), tuition is Tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $22,500 per year..

This programme prepares students for careers in historical research, public interpretation, and education with a focus on cross-cultural understanding. Students study past societies through evidence-based analysis of political, economic, religious, and social factors. The curriculum emphasizes critical evaluation of historical sources and the development of written and oral argumentation skills. A capstone project and faculty-mentored research are required components of the degree.

Focus areas include European History, North American History, Non-Western History, Pre-Modern History, Early Modern History, Modern History.

The programme requires 45 credits in major courses, including 15 credits in required history courses, 6 credits in language requirements, and 30 credits in distributed history and cross-listed courses. A capstone project spanning two semesters is required, along with a senior seminar.

Graduates pursue roles as historians, archivists, museum interpreters, educators, and researchers in public history and historical preservation.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. No specific GPA or test scores are mentioned. Required documents include official transcripts and a personal statement.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 54% of applicants.

Sattler College centers its education on preparing Christians to apply Jesus' teachings in daily life and service. Its model follows Ezra 7:10: studying, doing, and teaching. The college combines bachelor's degree study with community life, spiritual growth, and preparation to make disciples anywhere in the world. Students connect academic excellence with service, truth, hope, and love.

The college's academic purpose is practical as well as intellectual. Students pursue a meaningful discipline while developing competence for long-term contribution to the Great Commission. Relational discipleship is part of the Sattler experience, alongside academic excellence and an emphasis on teaching others. This approach suits students seeking preparation to live out their faith and respond to war, poverty, abuse, injustice, disease, and division.

Sattler College is in Boston, an important global city for movements and institutions that seek to change the world. The college's vision is to train graduates to be a city on a hill, serving as a light in greater Boston and among the nations. International students should expect a Christ-centered environment focused on discipleship, study, and service. Admissions begins with an application and includes access to an admissions counselor for questions about studying at Sattler.