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Minors
Journalism students are encouraged to complete a minor area of study outside of journalism. A minor can complement your journalism studies with additional knowledge and understanding about a particular area of interest. Generally, a minor requires 15 credits in a specific department, approximately one-half of the course load required for a major.
How to Apply for a Minor
- Contact the department in which you would like to pursue a minor. They will share specific requirements of that minor.
- Fill out a minor form listing your proposed course of study. Each department has its own minor form.
- Have an adviser in your minor department sign the minor form.
- Bring two copies of your minor form to your journalism academic adviser. One form is sent to the appropriate department when you apply for graduation. Your Journalism adviser keeps the other copy of the minor form in your file.
Your minor will then be posted to your transcript.
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