Ethnic Studies
Curriculum: History
Department Address
1299 E. 32nd St.
Signal Hill, CA 90755
Department Phone
(562) 997-8000 x.2900
Dual Enrollment Ethnic Studies Courses
The district is proud to collaborate with Cal State Long Beach in offering free dual enrollment Ethnic Studies Courses to Long Beach Unified 11th and 12th graders. Students who successfully complete courses earn both Long Beach Unified and CSULB credit toward graduation.
The primary course, US Diversity and the Ethnic Experience, is a survey of four major ethnic groups (Native American, African American, Chicano/Latino American and Asian American) from the earliest periods of Native American history, through migrations to the Americas, into the present conditions of U.S. society. Special attention is given to the formation and transformation of each ethnic group and their individual and collective roles in the development of the United States.
Additional classes may be available for students that complete the primary course and wish to gain deeper knowledge in the specified content areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Visit the CSULB site for answers to the following F.A.Q.'s
Will this credit transfer to any university?
What is dual-enrollment?
How do I drop or withdraw from the course? What is the difference?
How do I transfer credit to my high school school and college?
How do I log onto MyCSULB?
What is Title IX?
What if I receive an email with an alert and I don't know what to do?
Will I receive a CSULB Student ID Card?
Will I have access to campus resources?
Contact Info
LBUSD/CSULB Ethnic Studies Class Details
For updated information on class dates, times, and support, please refer to the website linked here.
Fall 2024 Courses:
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Introduction to Racial and Ethnic Studies