Minors
You can choose a minor to complement your major, or to explore an entirely different area of interest to you. A full list of minors, as well as the curriculum for each minor, is available in the Undergraduate Catalog.
The process to declare a minor is similar as that of declaring a major in that students fill out a petition and get it signed by a faculty advisor in the minor program; then they bring the petition for final action to the CEA (One Meserve Hall). Progress toward completion of the minor will be reviewed during the graduation clearance interview and the minor will be indicated on the student's transcript after the student has completed the minor program and has received his or her degree. Students who wish to design their own minor or do a minor may propose an independent minor, and students who wish to do a minor in another college should petition that college.
A list of minors:
- African American Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Cultural Anthropology
- East Asian Studies
- Economics
- English Literature
- English Writing
- French
- History
- Human Services
- International Affairs
- Jewish Studies
- Latino, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies
- Law, Policy, and Society
- Middle East Studies
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Religious Studies
- Rhetoric
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Urban Studies
- Women's Studies