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Aging Studies Minor

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Background Check

Students seeking the minor in Aging Studies will be required to obtain a background check as specified by College of Health Sciences policy. Please contact us for specific information.

Program Plan

Complete the Program Plan of Study with both your major academic advisor and your minor advisor.

A minor in aging studies requires 18 credit hours. These must include the following:

Core Courses

Elective Courses - 9 Credits

  • 6 credits must be outside student major

Academic Standards

At least 12 credit hours in a minor must be from courses that are not being counted toward the student’s major. No grade below a C is acceptable for courses applied to the minor.

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