CCAS 120
Immigration and Chicano Community
Description: (Formerly numbered Chicana and Chicano Studies 120.) Lecture, three hours. Discussion on relationship between international immigration and development of Chicana/Chicano community. Examination of U.S. immigration policy and relationship between Mexican-origin population and other Latin American immigrants. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Spring 2025 - This class was incredibly interesting and manageable for people that are looking for upper division electives. The class consisted of a course exam administered via BruinLearn and a group project on a topic of your choice. Students were able to pick their own group members and some of the groups were over ten students. I found the test to be very fair while working in a strong group for the project made it very straightforward. There are also extra credit opportunities available later in the quarter. Professor Andalon was always very communicative about class expectations and there is a reason that his classes are so popular! I definitely recommend this class if you're looking for an interesting analysis of immigration and a very attainable A.
Spring 2025 - This class was incredibly interesting and manageable for people that are looking for upper division electives. The class consisted of a course exam administered via BruinLearn and a group project on a topic of your choice. Students were able to pick their own group members and some of the groups were over ten students. I found the test to be very fair while working in a strong group for the project made it very straightforward. There are also extra credit opportunities available later in the quarter. Professor Andalon was always very communicative about class expectations and there is a reason that his classes are so popular! I definitely recommend this class if you're looking for an interesting analysis of immigration and a very attainable A.
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