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Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity

Learn more about studying Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity as an international student.

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Key facts

  • Degree type
    Bachelor's
  • Duration
    4 years
  • Delivery method
    On campus
  • Pace
    Full-time
  • Annual tuition fee
    67,731USD
  • Start date
    Sep
  • QS Ranking
    #2

Program overview

What Stanford University says about their program:

Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity is an undergraduate programme at Stanford University. Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity does not focus on a particular ethnic group.

Rather, a student in consultation with the adviser designs a curriculum in relation to a thematic concentration that compares various ethnic groups or explores topics that cut across group experiences in the United States and elsewhere in the world. For example, students may compare groups within the U. S. , or compare groups in the U.

S. to ethnic groups elsewhere, or study the diaspora of a single group or the sovereignty of indigenous peoples within and across different national contexts. Students in this major are able to take advantage of courses in over 22 fields offered by the affiliated faculty of CSRE.

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Admission requirements

Undergraduate academic requirements

  • Stanford requires a secondary school diploma or its country's equivalent by the time an international student enrolls.
  • Stanford states that it has no set list of required high school courses; its recommended preparation includes English, mathematics, social studies, science and world language.
  • ACT or SAT scores are required for first-year applicants.

Postgraduate academic requirements

English proficiency

English proficiency waivers

Documents required

  • An official high school transcript covering grades 9-12 is required; international curriculum results and predictions are required if available.
  • A School Report form and counselor recommendation are required.
  • Recommendations from two academic teachers are required.
  • International transcripts and teacher recommendations must be translated into English, with original copies also submitted when applicable.
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Required grades

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Additional requirements

Documents

  • Official transcript(s) or academic results are required
  • School Report form and counselor letter of recommendation are required
  • Midyear transcript is due by February 15
  • International transcripts and recommendations must be translated into English

Recommendations

  • Letters of recommendation from two academic teachers are required

Tests and examinations

  • ACT or SAT test scores are required

How to apply

Scholarships at Stanford University

  • Need-based financial aid for international students

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    Stanford has a limited amount of financial aid for international students. International applicants who request aid on the admission application and are admitted with eligibility receive institutional assistance based on family financial circumstances.

All scholarship information on Studee is provided for guidance only. Always check the university's official scholarship page for the latest information on eligibility, award amounts, deadlines, and application requirements.

Fees

Stanford University publishes undergraduate tuition rates and a student budget that covers tuition, housing, food, fees, books, personal expenses and travel. Stanford University provides need-based financial aid guidance, and its Financial Aid Office may review documented additional expenses when assessing aid eligibility.

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What is the cost of living near Stanford University?

Category Cost  (in United States Dollar)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre$3,600
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre$3,149
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)$277
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)$73
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)$50
Monthly public transport pass$90
Monthly grocery basket$400
Books and study supplies (monthly)$71
Coffee shop drink$6
Cinema or cultural event ticket$17
Gym membership$167

Indicative monthly costs per person.

Data sourced from numbeo.com (Crowdsourced), salary.com (Editorial estimate) and financialaid.stanford.edu (University published).

Visa requirements for Stanford University

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