Ba latin american latino and caribbean studies in Dartmouth college

This interdisciplinary course introduces students to the geographical conditions, historical roots, and enduring cultural diversity of Latin America and the Caribbean. After a brief survey of the physical and cultural geography of the region, the course examines the history of selected countries to highlight the way European conquest and colonialism have molded Latin American institutions and attitudes. The course then turns to particular case studies of contemporary life and society to analyze the ongoing problems of ethnicity, inequality, and political repression engendered by the region's colonial past.

Common Application Early Decision Agreement , Common Application , Dartmouth Writing Supplement , Secondary School Report with Transcript and School Profile, Secondary School Report: Counselor Recommendation , Teacher Evaluation 1, Teacher Evaluation 2, Test scores: TOEFL: 100, IELTS: 7, SAT with essay or ACT with writing.

Counseler, Social work, Government, Non-Profits & NGOs, Education, Business, Media, Arts, History.

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