UCLA now requiring a Chicano Studies course to graduate

Apr 14, 2015
6:52:02am

jrifkin48

Seems like an oddly particular study to mandate all students to take for graduation. Basic computer or writing skills seem more practical for a college student.

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UCLA now requiring a Chicano Studies course to graduate

jrifkin48

4/14/15 6:52am

Given the demographics of LA, seems like a pretty solid idea.

chago04

4/14/15 6:52am

You can require Chicano studies and still require writing/computer skills.

Non-donor troll

4/14/15 7:26am

If you had taken a Chicano studies class, you'd know why that's an impossibility

Linescratcher

4/14/15 8:19am

Is that offered through the Agronomy Dept?

ByuMba90

4/14/15 8:25am

Higher education has never been about practicality in recent history.

El Fuego

4/14/15 8:33am

one would hope higher education at least develops critical thinking

blucoug18

4/14/15 8:52am

Not many white people at UCLA, this is so Asians and Indians learn about Latinos

byu1

4/14/15 8:38am

Wow. I'd like to know how you came to that conclusion.

El Fuego

4/14/15 8:53am

it sure is hard to be white and middle class in this country.

erkimust

4/14/15 12:31pm

Lol if you think it's easier for Asians to get into good schools

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