Colleges > College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences > Mexican American Studies > Mexican American and Latino/a Studies, B.A.
The B.A. in Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is a multi and interdisciplinary degree program focusing on the experience and contributions of Latinos, Latinas, and Latinx in the United States. The Major will also offer specialization tracks in enterprise applications, quantitative methods and public policy, and Latino/a cultural studies to better prepare students for their successful incorporation into the labor market or graduate and professional school.
Students majoring in Mexican American and Latino/a Studies must complete all university and college requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree . A major in Mexican American and Latino/a Studies consists of thirty semester hours and requires a minimum of 18 semester hours in the major and 12 semester credit hours in an appropriate concentration track.
List of Concentration Tracks
- Enterprise Applications
- Quantitative Methods and Public Policy
- Latino/a Cultural Studies
Students are strongly encouraged to talk to a MAS advisor to talk about their career interests and before choosing a concentration track.

