Program Requirements for Linguistics

Minor in Linguistics

For a minor: Completion of 20-24 credits, including

• ANTH 106: INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS
• ANTH 111: CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

two courses chosen from

• ANTH 341: LANGUAGE & CULTURE
• EDUC 245: EDUCATIONAL LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION FOR ESOL
• GLSP 270: SPANISH IN THE US

One course from among

• RELS 200: NEW TESTAMENT GREEK
• RELS 202: HEBREW I
• RELS 204: SANSKRIT I
• RELS 367: SCRIBES AND SCHOOLS: RECORDING ANCIENT WISDOM

And one course from among

• GLCH 202: INTERMEDIATE CHINESE II
• GLFR 202: FRENCH CULTURE & FREE EXPRESSION
• GLJP 202: INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE II
• GLSP 202: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
• GLSP 370: SPANISH IN THE US
• RELS 200: NEW TESTAMENT GREEK
• RELS 202: HEBREW I
• RELS 204: SANSKRIT I
• RELS 367: SCRIBES AND SCHOOLS: RECORDING ANCIENT WISDOM

At least one course needs to be at 300- or 400-level. No more than 8 credits from the Linguistics minor may also count toward a student’s major. No more than 4 credits from the Linguistics minor may also count toward another minor. Because not every course listed below is offered every year, students minoring in Linguistics must plan carefully in order to fulfill their requirements in a timely fashion.