Accounting
American Studies
Architecture
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Business
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Foreign Languages
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Spanish
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Talmud
Taxation
Yiddish
PROGRAMS OF STUDY &
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
American Studies
The American Studies minor
offers students the opportunity to examine culture and society in the
United States from an interdisciplinary perspective. Students develop an
awareness of specific patterns in U.S. history, literature, and politics
while compiling a set of analytical skills for synthesizing the broad
range of experiences that make up a “culture” or “civilization.”
Minor: Yeshiva College
Five courses: one American Literature & Culture core course (English
2911; 2912;
2913), one course in U.S. history, and three additional
courses dealing primarily with the United States, selected from the
following disciplines: art,
economics,
English,
history,
Jewish history,
music,
political science,
sociology,
speech & drama.
