Undergraduate Foundation Program + Bachelor of Arts - Comparative Ethnic Studies

WSU's Undergraduate Foundation program combines English language support with credit-bearing classes and personalized advising to help students smoothly transition to full university study. In most majors, Foundation students will graduate in the same amount of time as Direct Entry students.

Undergraduate Foundation programs are available in the following areas:

• Agricultural Sciences
• Architecture
• Business
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Fine Arts
• General Studies
• Journalism and Communication
• Mathematics
• Science

Majoring in comparative ethnic studies (CES) provides students with the opportunity to study the stories and experiences of communities of color, particularly in the United States. The major offers an understanding of the historical forces and social dynamics of racism and racial inequality worldwide. CES provides students with the knowledge, tools, and motivation to become agents of change.