Bachelor of arts africana studies in Seton hall university

Established in 1970, their Africana Studies program is the oldest in New Jersey. It's livelier and more relevant than ever, with engaging classes led by new and veteran scholaractivists. Students can even extend their education to international classrooms, with studyabroad opportunities in Africa and the Caribbean.A degree in Africana Studies can lead you almost anywherefrom education, community organizing or public administration to government, business, museum work or communications. It's also excellent preparation for graduate school.

Official high school transcript, Official college transcript(s)and Counselor report and teacher recommendation, 3.4 (B+) GPA and an SAT of 1100 (old) 1170 (new). TOEFL 550 (paper-based), 213 (computer-based) or 79 (internet-based) TOEFL score or a 6.0 on the IELTS.

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