The department also offers minors in Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice and Corrections . The Psychology and Sociology minors are not open to students with majors in Behavioral Sciences, Psychology, or Sociology, but the Criminal Justice and Corrections minor may be taken by students in any of these majors, except students in the Criminology option. This program is a multidisciplinary grouping of courses which have been specifically selected to fulfill the needs of students presently working in or planning for careers in law enforcement or corrections. Courses required in the minor and certificate program are listed under the Behavioral Sciences major. Special advisement for students in any major who are interested in Criminal Justice or Corrections may be obtained from the department's Criminal Justice coordinator.
Detailed information is available from the department office.
Since Behavioral Sciences is an interdisciplinary major drawn from Psychology and Sociology, students may not double major in Sociology and Behavioral Sciences. The department has a chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, the National Honor Society in Sociology.