The Minor in American Studies gives students an opportunity to gain expertise in American culture from a variety of perspectives–literary, historical, philosophical, religious, economic, and political. This diversity of approaches gives strong preparation to those pursuing graduate study with a focus on the U.S. It also helps prepare students interested in careers in politics, public service, or nonprofit service and advocacy.
The Minor in American Studies consists of 15 credit hours and involves courses in seven fields of study.
In addition to required courses for majors and minors, Maryville College students take classes in the Maryville Curriculum, a core program of general education. Consisting of 51 credit hours, the Maryville Curriculum ensures that students see their major in a wider context and develop the basic communication, quantitative, and critical thinking skills that are needed for success in college and career.
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