Minoring
faq
How do I declare a CLJ minor?
Meet with a Social Science Advisor on the third floor of University Hall (see “Contact Information” below for further instructions) to fill out the “change of major” form, which also has space to declare a minor. The Social Science Advisor will approve the minor declaration and file the form with LAS.
How many credit hours are required to complete the CLJ minor?
18 hours
What are the CLJ minor requirements?
- CLJ 101 Introduction to the Justice System
- CLJ 200 Law and Society
- CLJ 210 Principles of Criminal Law
- CLJ 220 Criminology
- CLJ 240 Criminal Justice Organizations
- 1 course at the 300 or 400 level
How do I declare a Law and Society minor?
Meet with a Social Science Advisor on the third floor of University Hall (see “Contact Information” below for further instructions) to fill out the “change of major” form, which also has space to declare a minor. The Social Science Advisor will approve the minor declaration and file the form with LAS.
How many credit hours are required to complete the Law and Society minor?
18-19 hours
What are the law and society minor requirements?
1 course from the following:
- Phil 102
- Phil 103
- Econ 120
- Econ 121
1 course from the following:
- CLJ 101
- POLS 101
4 courses from one of the tracks:
- Criminal Justice Track
CLJ 110, CLJ 210, CLJ 303, CLJ 311, CLJ 361 - Law in Social Context Track
CLJ 114, POLS 120, CLJ 200, HIST 251, CLJ 423, CLJ 424, CLJ 435 - Public Law Track
POLS 258, POLS 353, POLS 354, POLS 356
Can I count courses from my non-CLJ major toward requirements for my Law and Society minor?
It depends. The basic rule is “No Double Dipping.” This means that if a course is required by your non-CLJ major, or if it is being used to fulfill elective credit requirements toward your non-CLJ major, it cannot be used to satisfy requirements for the Law and Society minor.