UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA · UNITED STATES
Race and Ethnic Studies, Minor
Diploma · Taught in en
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The Race and Ethnic Studies Minor at the University of Central Oklahoma provides students with an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the complexities of race and ethnicity. It examines how these social constructs shape individual identities, societal structures, and historical narratives. Students will explore the convergence of cultures, the intertwining of histories, and the intersections of various identities.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate StudyMust be an admitted undergraduate student at the University of Central Oklahoma.
This is a minor program, so specific course requirements will be detailed upon declaration of the minor and consultation with an academic advisor.
Fees
Tuition (international)Non-Oklahoma Resident per credit hour: $362.90 (general tuition) + $41.27 (university fee) = $404.17. Additional college-specific fees may apply. Students are also responsible for an International Student Maintenance Fee ($200.00 per Fall/Spring semester, $80.00 per Summer semester) and mandatory medical insurance.
Tuition (home)Oklahoma Resident per credit hour: $260.18 (general tuition) + $41.27 (university fee) = $301.45. Additional college-specific fees may apply.
LivingNot specified.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. Costs are based on credit hours. Additional fees may apply depending on the specific courses taken (e.g., College of Liberal Arts fee). The Tuition Calculator link is available for more precise estimates. International students have additional mandatory fees for services and insurance.
How to apply
1. AdmissionsProspective students must first apply for admission to the University of Central Oklahoma as an undergraduate student. International students have specific application processes and requirements. Visit the UCO Admissions website for details.
2. Declare MinorOnce admitted and enrolled, students can declare the Race and Ethnic Studies minor through their academic advisor or the relevant academic department, typically during their second semester or as guided by university policy.
3. Consult AdvisorIt is recommended to meet with an academic advisor to discuss the minor's requirements and how it fits into your overall degree plan.
Scholarships
College of Liberal Arts ScholarshipsOver $100,000 awarded annually
Automatic Academic ScholarshipsVaries