Index of all Minors
The minor provides a traditional, well-accepted way to recognize that a student has completed a significant body of work outside the major. Students can follow-up on long-time personal interests, satisfy intellectual curiosity generated by introductory courses, differentiate their program of study from those of fellow students or enhance their opportunities for employment or for admission to graduate or professional schools.
Applying for a Minor
Students should review the information about their minor of interest in this catalog. In general, each minor page explains which students are eligible to pursue the minor, any qualifications or prerequisites necessary to be eligible for the minor and the requirements to complete the minor. Students are also encouraged to discuss the minor with the offering department.
Students interested in pursuing a minor must complete an application. Students will not be able to earn a minor if an application has not been submitted and approved. The application requires the approval of the student’s college as well as the college offering the minor. Students may apply using the link below. The approval process can take some time, so students are strongly encouraged to apply to pursue a minor early.
Apply for a Minor
Considerations
- Students must have at least 45 credits to apply for a minor.
- Students on college probation cannot apply for a minor.
- Choosing to add a minor may result in an excess hour surcharge. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their college about how a minor may impact their excess hours assessment.
- Additional Information can be found on ONE.UF under Degree Audit.