Formal Minors

A formal minor is a structured and approved area of academic study of at least 12 non-duplicative semester hours outside the primary academic discipline of the student's major and beyond the courses required for the student's major and general education programs. At least nine of the required hours must be at the upper division level. The courses for an approved minor may be taken from one or multiple academic disciplines. Students must earn a grade of at least "C" in all course work applicable to a formal minor. When a student's major and minor programs require the same courses, the credit hours for those courses are counted toward the major, and additional courses are required to achieve the minimum of 12 hours beyond the major.

In order to graduate with a formal minor that will be noted on the student's permanent record, the student must complete the requirements noted above and submit to the Registrar's Office a completed and approved "Declaration of Formal Minor" form along with the student's formal petition to graduate. The formal minors available at the time this catalog went to press are listed below. The office responsible for approving the minor declaration form and for advising students about the specific requirements of a minor are also noted.

 Formal Minors  See for Advisement & Declaration Approval:
 Accounting  Coles College Advising Team and Accounting Department
 African & African American Studies*  History and Philosophy Department
 Anthropology  Sociology, Geography & Anthropology Department
 Business Law  Coles College Advising Team and Accounting Department
 Chemistry  Chemistry Department
 Criminology  Sociology, Geography & Anthropology Department
 Economics  Coles College Advising Team and Economic Department
 Finance  Coles College Advising Team and Economic Department
 Gender (Women's) Studies  Sociology, Geography, and Anthropology Department
 Geography  Sociology, Geography & Anthropology Department
 German*  Foreign Language Department
 Gerontology  Sociology, Geography & Anthropology Department
 History*  History and Philosophy Department
 International Affairs  Political Science & International Affairs Department
 Latin American Studies  Political Science & International Affairs Department
 Legal Studies  Political Science & International Affairs Department
 Literary Studies*  English Department
 Management  Coles College Advising Team and Management &
Entrepreneurship Department
 Marketing Coles College Advising Team and Marketing &
Professional Sales Department
 Native American Studies  Sociology, Geography, and Anthropology Department
 Operations & Purchasing  Coles College Advising Team and Management &
Entrepreneurship Department
 Philosophy  History & Philosophy Depart. and Philosophy Coordinator
 Professional Sales  Coles College Advising Team and Professional Sales Dept.
 Professional Writing*  English Department
 Sociology  Sociology, Geography & Anthropology Department
 Spanish*  Foreign Language Department
* Subject to final approval


 

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