General Information

The minor in Mexican American studies is a unique interdisciplinary program of study that supplements any undergraduate major by providing a well-rounded introduction to the Chicano/Latino community, including its history, culture and social, political, and economic context. The coursework supports major programs in economics, business, politics, culture, education, personal management, marketing, psychology/ counseling, community development, public administration, and the fine arts.

A minor in Mexican American Studies requires that you complete 18 units from the following courses:
MAS 10A* or B*, MAS 40*, MAS 74*, MAS 105, MAS 115, MAS 120, MAS 125, MAS 127, MAS 130, MAS 135, MAS 144, MAS 150, MAS 160, MAS 170, MAS 175, MAS 180, MAS 194, MAS 195, or courses approved from another institution by the undergraduate minor advisor.

If you are a transfer student or have not taken any of the lower division courses you may satisfy the minor requirements by completing your 18 units with upper division courses.

* Only one three unit lower division course may be applied to the minor

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