Undergraduate Program - Minor Information

• French: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• German: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• Greek: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• Italian: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• Latin: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• Russian: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• Spanish: 3 course lower-division sequence, and 4 or more upper-division courses
• English: 7 courses, at least 5 of which are upper-division
• World: 7 courses, at least 5 of which are upper-division (with single unifying theme)
• Writing: 7 courses, at least 5 of which are upper-division (covering at least two writing genres)

How to declare a minor in Literature