Latin America is comprised of twenty, distinct countries. Extend a hand to our neighbors to the south by studying their language, culture and history.
The interdisciplinary Latin American studies minor features classes in history, economics, geography, political science and sociology. As a LAS student, you'll also participate in at least one off-campus program. The minor pairs well with a variety of majors, including international development, Spanish and political science.
As a graduate of this program, you might find work as a:
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Study in Honduras or Mexico; help plan the student-led Faith and International Development Conference; intern with the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee; participate in Rangeela; apply for the Grassroots Living-Learning Community or the on-campus Spanish House.
(27 semester hours)
New students are automatically considered for general academic scholarships ranging from $1,000-15,000 based on a careful review of their application materials.
For a complete listing of departmental scholarships available to first-year students, use the Scholarship Search ».
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