<p>Hello everyone! I was just wondering if TASS is good for people of all ethnicities, because it does seem to be focused mostly on African American studies. I however, am not African American so will the TASS experience still be worthwhile for me?</p>
<p>I honestly think so. If you want to learn about African American studies, go for it. They don't discriminate based on rate. What have you got to lose? It's a free program. It's not going to hurt to apply!</p>
<p>TASS is not for all people in general, even african americans. </p>
<p>TASS is very different from TASP, they don't even much focus on the same thing and the collection of people at TASS is nowhere near as intellectually oriented as a TASP. TASS is more about writing preparation and opportunities then about assembling the best in the world. </p>
<p>-This is me paraphrasing a former TASSers experience, I did not personally attend TASS.</p>
<p>I attended TASS last year and we had people of all nationalities andreligons. You learn from your seminars and from everyone aroung you. I went to the Michigan TASS and we had 30 TASSers; it was an experience of a lifetime. People are intellectual and the conversation is mind stimulating. Trust me on this one, if you go to TASS your friend at home are gonna seem dull for about a month.</p>