Alternately, if a student is in the process of taking the last courses needed for the minor, that student has a GPA of at least 2.0, and that student has at least a 2.0 GPA for all coursework for the minor, then admission to the Psychology minor can be considered. A 2.5 is the ongoing minimum required for students with a minor in Psychology for Teacher Education. Otherwise, for Psychology minors a GPA of 2.0 is sufficient. See an advisor for suggestions of which Psychology electives might be most beneficial for your particular interests and career goals. Be aware, however, of the University requirement of senior hours needed for graduation and your current status in terms of fulfilling them.
Overrides are limited, and students closest to graduation have priority.
Then discuss your situation with your advisor. In many cases, your advisor may be able to count that course directly towards your Psychology minor plan of study. In some cases, it may be necessary to review a catalog course description or a course syllabus to determine whether a specific course may be counted towards the minor. Prior approval is safest to ensure transfer credit. Prior to your trip abroad, bring course descriptions to your advisor to see if any courses will be able to count for credit towards the Psychology minor.