
The American Studies Minor offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the evolving cultural issues within the concept of "America." This program encourages you to critically examine who and what is included or excluded from this definition and how historical struggles over national identity, empire, citizenship, race, and sexuality have shaped it. By engaging with diverse methodologies from fields such as literature, history, anthropology, sociology, and gender studies, you will develop a nuanced understanding of American society and its complexities.
Tuition fees vary based on program and residency status. Contact the university for the most current fee information.
The American Studies Minor is a multidisciplinary program requiring 18 credit hours. It focuses on critically examining cultural issues and national identity in "America" through various fields like literature, history, and sociology.
An American Studies Minor enhances critical thinking and cultural analysis skills, preparing graduates for diverse career paths and further academic pursuits. It complements various majors by providing a strong interdisciplinary foundation.
To apply, review program requirements, meet Lindenwood University's general admission criteria, complete the online application, and submit supporting documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency. Specific deadlines should be obtained from the university's admissions website.
Required documents typically include a completed application form, official academic transcripts, proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL scores), and standardized test scores if applicable. It is advisable to submit all documents well in advance of deadlines.
Tuition fees for international students vary and are not provided in detail. Please refer to Lindenwood University's official fee schedule or contact the university directly for the most current fee information.