Waynesburg University offers more than 20 academic concentrations for minors at the undergraduate level. A minor is a coordinated group of courses outside of one’s major that is completed while working toward a bachelor’s degree.  These courses give students additional and detailed knowledge in a concentrated area or areas.  Depending on the specific discipline, a student will need 18-24 credits to complete the minor.  In some cases, these credits may also satisfy one’s major or general education requirements.  A student may complete more than one minor.

No diploma is awarded for a minor, but it is noted on the transcript.  Requirements for the minor(s) must be satisfied before or in conjunction with the baccalaureate degree conferral.

Anyone seeking a minor should inquire with the department chair for that discipline.  To officially declare a minor, the student must complete the appropriate section of the Change of Major form.

For a complete list of our majors click here.

More information about our adult centers may be found with Graduate and Professional Studies

Minors