I have a brochure with more complete information about the Composite Minor available in my office. The multidisciplinary minor is available through the College of Arts and Sciences and is designed for students whose interests are not met by existing minors. It is a theme-focused minor that combines three to five disciplines that does not duplicate an already existing minor. If you are interested in a multidisciplinary minor you should start planning for it after you have taken 30 hours, but it must be developed before you complete 80 semester hours. Your multidisciplinary minor must have a minimum of 24 semester hours, and you must have the minor approved by your advisor and the Coordinator of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Psychology.
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You can use the same coursework that is used to fulfill the coursework requirements for both the minor and general education. For example, if your major is sociology, you could count SOCI 2110 and 2111 toward both the minor and the general education requirements. You would meet the coursework requirements for both, but get six hours of credit toward graduation, not twelve. You must get an average of C or better in all of your psychology coursework. Of course, I hope you don't settle for a D in any psychology class.