American Studies (BA)
CUNY Queens College
Bachelor's DegreeAcademic
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- Credits
120 credits
- Format
In-Person
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Course Pathway
81 courses in this program
181 courses
Program Requirements
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AMST 110Introduction to American Society and
AMST 134WWriting Tutorial
AMST 135WWriting Workshop
AMST 210American Lives
AMST 212The Popular Arts in America
AMST 214An American Decade
AMST 216Myths and Ideologies in the United States
AMST 218Native American History and Culture
AMST 220Gender, Race, Ethnicity, and Class in the
AMST 222The United States in Its Global Setting
ARTH 251Art of the United States, Colonial Era to 1900
ARTH 252Art of the United States, 1900-1970
DRAM 206Play and Performance: Black Drama in
ENGL 350Early American Literature
ENGL 352Late-Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-
ENGL 353Mid-Twentieth and Twenty-First Century U.S.
ENGL 354African American Literature I
ENGL 355African American Literature II
ENGL 356Native American and Indigenous Literatures
ENGL 359Regionalism, Realism, and Naturalism in
ENGL 360VT: Latina, Latino, and Latinx Literature.
MUSIC 5Music of Black People in Africa and America
MUSIC 236Music in American Civilization
MUSIC 237American Folk Music: Its History and
MUSIC 239Jazz: Its History and Literature
MUSIC 240Jazz History II: The Great Improvisers
MUSIC 241Contemporary Popular Music
HIST 103American History, 1607-1865
HIST 104American History, 1865 to the Present
HIST 257History and Culture of the Bukharian Jews
HIST 258Colonial History of America
HIST 259The American Revolution and the Foundation
HIST 260The New Nation, 1800-1850
HIST 262Civil War and Reconstruction
HIST 263Urban-Industrial America, 1878-1920
HIST 265The United States, 1920-1945: Prosperity and
HIST 266Contemporary America: 1945 to the Present
HIST 272History of the Family in the United States
HIST 273American Labor History to World War I
HIST 274American Labor History from World War I to
HIST 275Business in American Life
HIST 276The Immigrant in American History
HIST 277African American History to Reconstruction
HIST 278African American History Since
HIST 279The History of Asian American Communities
HIST 284History of New York State
HIST 285History of the City of New York
HIST 286VT: Law, Crime, and Society in the Ancient
HIST 288VT: Law, Crime, and Society in U.S. History
HIST 332Colonialism and Culture
PHIL 148History of American Philosophy
ANTH 207Native North Americans
ANTH 213Peoples of the Contemporary United States
ANTH 214Peoples of New York City
ECON 214Economics of Organized Labor
ECON 219Economics of Class, Race, and Sex
ECON 223The Development of the American Economy
ECON 224American Economic History since 1914
ECON 242Regulation of American Business
ECON 246Urban Economics
PSCI 100American Politics and Government
PSCI 210American State and Local Government
PSCI 211Urban Politics
PSCI 212The American Presidency
PSCI 213The Legislative Process in America
PSCI 217Decision-Making in the White House
PSCI 218Political Parties and Elections
PSCI 219Politics of Bureaucracy
PSCI 220Politics and the Media
PSCI 221Public Policy in the Political Process
PSCI 222Power in America
PSCI 229Colloquium in American Politics
PSCI 273American Political Thought
SOC 103Sociology of American Life
SOC 210The Modern Urban Community
SOC 211Ethnic and Racial Relations
SOC 218Mass Communication and Popular Culture
URBST 14Urban Aesthetics
URBST 107Immigrant Communities in Queens
URBST 202Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
URBST 251Urban Planning in the American Past
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