Ethnic studies ba in Metropolitan state university

This degree program spotlights diverse ethnic communities in the United States within a globalized, transnational context. Our program centers on the experiences, voices, collective memories and in-group diversity of ethnic and racialized communities of color, as well as their coalitions and allies. Students learn analytical and critical thinking skills through comparing and contrasting the experiences of African American, Asian American, Latina/o, and American Indian groups and individual members, as well as concentrating on experiences of individuals and groups in one particular ethnic group. Situated at the heart of our program are matters of race, racism, racialization and power; the viscous nature of ethnic identity development and performance; and interactions among groups.

High school class rank in the upper 50th percentile, Foreign transcripts, TOEFL ibT of 61, IELTS of 6 or higher, Resume, ACT, PSAT or SAT composite score at or above national median, A GED transcript with test scores, GPA of 3.0, An official transcript from the secondary school must be submitted directly from the issuing school(s).

Admissions Coordinator, Asia Program Manager, Instructor, Communication Studies, Communications Studies Instructor

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