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SB 336 Social Welfare Policies
SB 451 Criminology
It is recommended that students take more courses in each of the areas if their degree requirements allow it.
Minor in Psychology
SB 120 Introduction to Psychology
At least one course from each of the following three areas:
Biological/Cognitive
SB 327 Brain and Behavior
SB 330 Sensation and Perception
SB 341 Learning
SB 364 Cognition
Social/Developmental
SB 1__ Child, Adolescent, or Adult Psychology
SB 225 Lifespan Developmental Psychology
SB 234 Social Psychology
Clinical/Applied
SB 323 Abnormal Psychology
SB 325 Educational Psychology
SB 326 Theories of Personality
Plus the student’s choice of two additional psychology courses.
Minor in Small Business
AC 110 Fundamentals of Accounting or AC331 Financial Accounting
BU 120 Principles of Marketing
BU 212 Small Business / Ownership
BU 363 Business Law and Ethics
BU 413 Entrepreneurship
And one of the following:
BU 233 Human Resource Management
BU 205 Consumer Awareness
BU 338 Problems in Management and Supervision
BU 346 Purchasing Management
BU 431 Leadership
Minor in Sociology
The sociology minor allows students to study a diverse group of topics from social inequalities to issues regarding families,
education, politics, the economy and religion. Students will be able to explore courses relevant to their interests. Courses are also
offered that investigate American society’s role within a greater global context. Upon completion of the minor, students will be able
to critically analyze contemporary social problems from a theoretical and practical level. The minor requires a minimum of 18 credits
including Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, and Social Theory. Students will be able to choose a set of courses based on
their major or interests.
SB 130 Introduction to Sociology
SB 231 Social Problems
SB 430 Social Theory
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