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Associate of American Ethnic Studies

About the program

Transfer degree for students planning a bachelor's major in American Ethnic Studies.

Apply core concepts and methods in American Ethnic Studies to practical and academic problems. Develop and demonstrate skills relevant to quantitative reasoning
humanities
social
as reflected in the supplied curriculum summary. Use critical thinking
ethical judgment and effective communication in discipline-related projects.

90 quarter-credit transfer degree (about 6 quarters full time). General education in communication
quantitative reasoning
humanities
social and natural sciences plus recommended lower-division courses for American Ethnic Studies. Recommended courses examine race
gender
class and power in the U.S. Planning guide leads to junior standing at four-year universities.

Academic records (unofficial transcripts accepted)
50 USD application fee
bank letter or statement within 6 months showing at least 25
578 USD
no English proficiency test required for admission (placement tests at orientation).

Not published (academic records/transcripts required; no minimum level stated for the associate pathway)

Review the program admission requirements and intake availability. Prepare your academic records and required supporting documents. Submit the application through the institution's approved application process. Provide language proficiency evidence and pay any application fee when applicable. Monitor the application status and respond to requests for additional information.

Campus	Shoreline main campus
Faculty or school	Social Sciences and Public Service
Department	Equity & Social Justice Department
Teaching language	English
Credit value	90
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	The source record indicates potential scholarship opportunities. Award amounts, eligibility criteria and intake conditions must be confirmed before applying.