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Dibs Fall 2026

ASIA AM

Asian American Studies

76 courses on record · 9 with sections in Fall 2026

Live section data currently covers GE courses; the rest is filled in by a nightly pass, so this department is likely running more than is listed here.

76 courses

Lower division 14

Lower division courses in Asian American Studies
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
10 History of Asian Americans GE 3.75 n=607 —
10W History of Asian Americans GE 3.87 n=349 1 section
M18 Leadership and Student-Initiated Retention 3.99 n=240 —
19 Fiat Lux Freshman Seminars no letter grades —
20 Contemporary Asian American Communities GE 3.86 n=555 1 section
20W Contemporary Asian American Communities GE 3.90 n=477 —
30 Asian American Literature and Culture GE 3.87 n=119 —
30W Asian American Literature and Culture GE 3.88 n=368 —
40 Asian American Movement GE 3.82 n=245 —
40W Asian American Movement GE 3.99 n=232 —
50 Asian American Women GE 3.91 n=539 —
50W Asian American Women GE no grade history —
88S Log Kya Kahenge: Understanding South Asian Mental Health Stressors, Challenges, and Stigma no letter grades —
97 Variable Topics in Asian American Studies no letter grades —

Upper division 56

Upper division courses in Asian American Studies
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
103 Social Science Research Methods 3.76 n=74 —
104B Special Internships in Asian Pacific Communities 3.98 n=92 —
107 Scholarly and Creative Communication in Asian American Studies 3.67 n=89 1 section
109 Gender Violence, Policing, and Law 3.96 n=64 —
M112B Contemporary Asian American Literary Issues and Criticism 3.91 n=10 small sample —
112C Asian American Creative Writing 3.91 n=63 1 section
113 Asian Americans and Law 3.96 n=176 —
M114 Asian American Education and Schooling 3.97 n=55 —
M117 Asian American Personality and Mental Health 3.30 n=31 —
M119 Asian American and Pacific Islander Labor Issues 3.70 n=69 —
M119XP Asian American and Pacific Islander Labor Issues 3.74 n=21 —
120 Yellow Peril's Revenge: Asian American Independent Cinema 3.75 n=216 —
121 Exploring Asian American Theater 3.86 n=25 1 section
122A Indigeneity, Empire, and Resistance in Pacific Islands 3.68 n=49 —
M124 Comparative Racialization and Indigeneity 3.90 n=91 —
126 Comparative Race and Indigeneity 3.80 n=15 small sample —
M129 Health Issues for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders: Myth or Model? 3.79 n=98 —
130A Chinese American Experience 3.47 n=54 —
M130C Chinese Immigration 3.59 n=22 —
131A Japanese American Experience 3.49 n=49 —
131B Japanese Americans and Incarceration 3.76 n=34 —
132A Korean American Experience 3.15 n=50 —
133 Pilipino American Experience 3.81 n=152 1 section
134 Vietnamese American Experience 3.94 n=181 —
135 Southeast Asian Refugee Communities in U.S. 3.87 n=49 —
140XP Power to People: Asian American and Pacific Islander Community-Based Learning 3.70 n=39 —
141BX Asian American and Pacific Islander Leadership Development Project Part II: Field Studies 3.93 n=15 small sample —
C142A Ethnocommunications I: Introduction to Creating Community Media 3.93 n=66 1 section
C142B Ethnocommunications II: Intermediate Creating Community Media 3.92 n=57 —
143B Politics of Race, Ethnicity, Migration, and Multiculturalism in Hawai'i 3.14 n=31 —
M151 Asian American Politics 3.92 n=12 small sample —
157 Racialization of Arab and Muslim Communities on the War on Terror no grade history —
M161 Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Issues in America's Healthcare Systems 3.84 n=210 1 section
M163 Worker Center Movement: Next Wave Organizing for Justice for Immigrant Workers 3.91 n=10 small sample —
M165 Race, Gender, Class 3.83 n=13 small sample —
M166A Immigrant Rights, Labor, and Higher Education 3.78 n=21 —
M168 Student-Initiated Retention and Outreach Issues in Higher Education 3.65 n=10 small sample —
M169 Constructing Race 3.11 n=57 —
170 Transnational Perspectives on Asian America 3.46 n=106 —
171C Critical Issues in U.S.-Korea Relations 3.90 n=51 —
171F U.S. Empire in Southeast Asia 3.87 n=89 —
174A Special Courses in Comparative Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality 3.81 n=57 —
174B Special Courses in Transnationalism and Diasporas 3.89 n=58 —
175A Topics in Comparative Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality 3.87 n=28 —
175B Topics in Transnationalism and Diasporas: Seminar 1 3.90 n=45 —
176 Making Fiction Work: Imagining Philippines and its Elsewheres 3.71 n=42 —
178 Critical Refugee Studies 3.84 n=69 —
M179 Asian Community: Border-Crossing, Diasporic Formation, and Social Transformation 3.55 n=22 —
185 Capstone Community-Based Research 3.92 n=12 small sample —
186 Capstone Research Seminar 3.87 n=40 —
187B Special Courses in Asian American Themes: Asian American Foodways 3.55 n=97 —
187C Special Courses in Asian American Populations and Communities 3.66 n=35 —
191A Topics in Research Methodologies 3.92 n=62 —
191B Topics in Asian American Themes: Beyond Trauma: Resilience and Healing in Asian and Pacific Diasporic Communities 3.68 n=46 —
191C Topics in Asian American Populations and Communities 3.88 n=81 —
M191F Topics in Asian American Literature 3.74 n=13 small sample —

Graduate 6

Graduate courses in Asian American Studies
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
200A Historical Perspectives on Asian and Pacific Islander American Communities 3.93 n=47 1 section
200B Critical Approaches to Emerging Issues in Asian and Pacific Islander American Studies 3.95 n=39 —
200C Critical Issues in Asian and Pacific Islander American Literature and Culture 3.96 n=37 —
200D Critical Issues in Asian and Pacific Islander American Studies Methods 3.92 n=11 small sample —
C242A Ethnocommunications I: Introduction to Creating Community Media no grade history —
297A Topics in Asian American Studies 3.89 n=16 small sample —

“Predicted” is shrunk toward the department average, so a course taught once to a dozen students sits near the department mean rather than at whatever those twelve happened to get. The figure is always shown — small sample marks where it rests mostly on that prior.