They will be more recognizable to employers and graduate schools, and also will give you a deeper and more grounded understanding in the area of study. Cross-disciplinary majors such as humanities, computer studies, management studies, social science, and general studies may suit your needs. You may combine these majors with one of 36 academic minors to tailor your curriculum to suit your interests. In addition, some majors include tracks with options for further concentration. For example, communication studies offers tracks in journalism, speech communication, business communication, and technical communication.
Humanities offers tracks in American studies, Asian studies, and European studies.
Human resource management offers a track in labor relations. We strongly urge you to select a minor, which will help focus your course of study. Your minor will be listed on your academic transcript and will be a potential selling point to employers. If you do not select a minor, those credits are available as electives. However, with 36 minors from which to choose, you should be able to find one that will enrich your academic experience and complement your major.