Minor

Students may designate a minor field of specialization, although minors are not required for graduation. The requirements for these academic minors are described in the Curriculum section of the catalog: Africana studies, art, biology, chemistry, classics, classical studies, communication studies, computer science, dance, economics, English, environmental studies, French, German, health, history, information systems, international studies, management, mathematics, museum studies, music, philosophy, physical education, physics, psychology, religion, Russian studies, Scandinavian studies, secondary education, social welfare, sociology, Spanish, theatre, women and gender studies, K–12 teaching of art, K–12 teaching of health, K–12 teaching of music, and K–12 teaching of physical education.

Students must have a C (2.00) average in the number of hours required for the minor; with departmental approval, a maximum of four hours taken on a credit/no credit grading basis may be applied toward the minor.