Minors
In order to provide students with additional opportunities to broaden and enrich their educations, the University offers several minors. A minor is a program of study that is distinct from and supplements a student's major. A minor may be taken as a way to give a coherent pattern to elective hours, to expand career options, to prepare for graduate study, or simply to explore in greater depth an area different from one's major.
Child Learning and Development Minor (24 credits)
- PSY 104 Child & Adolescent Development (3 credits)*
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Choose 12 credits from the following, including one field -based course:
ART 201, EDU 200*, EDU 203, EDU 215, EDU 250, EDU 270*, ERE 231, MAT 123, MUS 225, PED 205, PED 230, PHI 205*Field-based course
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Choose 9 credits from the following:
EDU 300 or another 300 level course as approved by the faculty advisor and the Education Division chair, EMS 325, ESE 229, SOC 312
Students must earn a minimum grade of "C-" in PSY 104 and a 2.00 cumulative grade point average in the courses required for the minor.