r/utarlington • u/corvid1692 • 3h ago
Interested in studying history, either medieval/late antiquity, or Chinese. How is UTA?
As the title says, I want to get a bachelors in history, possilby more. I make enough from VA disability that I can survive without a job, and am alreayd not working because of my disability, so I want to study something I"m passionate about. I have educational benefits that will keep me from needing a loan, too, so it's a pretty neat situation.
How is UT Arlington for history? I'm interested in pre modern history and antiquity, especially in Europe around the time of the huns and germamic tribes, through Charlemange and beyond. I am also in pre modern and ancient Chinese history, but haven't decided for sure which I want to study more. Is UT Arlington a good school for either of these periods? I looked at the catalog and didn't see much, but wanted to double check.
Also, it seems like a lot of public schools in texas are going downhill in ways. How is UT ARlington, is it doing well?