Africana Studies

Seton Hall University

United States of America, South Orange

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Duration48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 42,920 / Year

Apply DateMarch 1, 2022

Next IntakeAugust 30, 2022

Africana Studies

About

Overview Established in 1970, our Africana Studies program offered by Seton Hall University is the oldest in New Jersey. It's livelier and more relevant than ever, with engaging classes led by new and veteran scholar-activists. Students can even extend their education to international classrooms, with study-abroad opportunities in Africa and the Caribbean.Key facts:Students complete 10 required courses - including History of African Civilization, Africana Literature, and African-American History. They also choose three classes from either the History and Literature track or the Social Science track.Additional electives span culture, art and music along with community research internships and seminar opportunities. In each course, you'll find highly engaged faculty and fellow students - and small classes that foster deep discussion and forge lifelong bonds. I want to find another Bachelor Course

A degree in Africana Studies at Seton Hall University can lead you almost anywhere - from education, community organizing or public administration to government, business, museum work or communications. It's also excellent preparation for graduate school.

Disciplines

Area & Cultural StudiesHistoryLiterature

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 79

Other Requirements

1An application form including personal essay $55 USD application feeSAT, ACT, TOEFL or IELTS scoresOfficial high school transcript (must be in English) with a credential evaluationOfficial college transcript(s) (if applicable) with a credential evaluationCounselor report and teacher recommendationApplication for Form I-20 (if you require a student visa)

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Africana Studies

Seton Hall University

United States of America, South Orange

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