Human Sciences, Undergraduate Minor – Online

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About the Human Sciences Undergraduate Minor

The 18-hour interdisciplinary minor in human sciences guides and encourages students to understand the foundation of enhancing and improving the human condition. The curriculum integrates courses based on three specific learning outcomes: Human Condition, Communicate Life, and Create Change. A 2.0 GPA minimum is required, but students must also satisfy the GPA requirements for specific courses.

Required courses (12 hours):

ADRS 2310 - Understanding Alcohol, Drugs, and Addictive Behaviors 3 Semester Credit Hours
HDFS 3324 - Dynamics of Family Interaction 3 Semester Credit Hours
PFI 2301 - Personal Financial Literacy 3 Semester Credit Hours
NS 1325 - Nutrition, Foods, and Healthy Living 3 Semester Credit Hours

Elective options (6 hours):

Any 6 hours of upper-level coursework offered in the College of Health and Human Sciences. No more than 3 hours from one major may apply.