Minors
Undergraduate students may choose one or more secondary areas of specialization, called minors, along with their majors. Minors typically require between 12 and 18 credit hours (four to six classes). Students majoring in one program often elect to complete a minor in another program and even in another college. Students should consult with their academic advisor to determine if a minor fits their academic plan.
- Actuarial Science, Minor
- African American Studies, Minor
- Biology, Minor
- Chemistry, Minor
- Computer Science, Minor
- Criminal Justice, Minor
- Data Analytics, Minor
- Documentary Studies, Minor
- Economics, Minor
- English, Minor
- Environmental Science, Minor
- Film Studies, Minor
- Fine Art, Minor
- Hispanic Studies, Minor
- History, Minor
- Information Technology, Minor
- Integrated Marketing Communications, Minor
- International Studies, Minor
- Journalism, Minor
- Legal Studies, Minor
- Mathematics, Minor
- Media Studies, Minor
- Paralegal Studies Minor
- Philosophy, Minor
- Political Science, Minor
- Psychology, Minor
- Social Justice Studies, Minor
- Sociology, Minor
- Statistics, Minor
- Sustainability Studies, Minor
- Women's and Gender Studies, Minor
- Writing, Minor